We are drinking too much matcha. So much so that the supplies are running out. Japan reported a shortage of matcha as demand surges globally. The bright green Japanese beverage can be found in everything – from lattes to doughnuts and more. The global matcha craze is driven by social media, with influencers sharing brewing tips, reviews and recipes. The demand has skyrocketed. And as a result, prices have also soared. Meanwhile, Instagram is filled with matcha memes and funny reels that are too relatable for the matcha lovers, even for those who may not be fond of the green beverage. Let’s check out viral matcha memes that capture the craze. Matcha 101: Why Is Everyone Obsessed With Matcha? Does It Contain Caffeine? Health Benefits and Other Details About the ‘Green’ Beverage. 

Matcha Supplies Are Running, Meanwhile Matcha Lovers

 

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There's Something So Magical

 

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This Will Catch a Lot of Us!

 

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How Adorable!

 

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Tag a Matcha Lover!

 

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LOL, Who Else?

 

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Matcha Can Heal Us

 

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Relatable Much?

 

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Who Else?

 

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That Matcha Girl

 

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