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Alice in Matchaland
It's An All-New Storybook/Cookbook from Manga University and Mosoko Miyatsuki.
For "Alice" and anime art aficionados alike!
Includes dozens of full-color illustrations by one of Japan's hottest new artists.
Featuring recipes for 14 original matcha-flavored treats, including The Mad Hatter's Out-to-Lunch Latte, The Dormouse's Begins-with-Mmm Pudding, The Jabberwock's Wiggly Wobbly Gelatin, The Queen of Hearts' Un-Birthday Cake, and many more.
ABOUT THE BOOK
Inspired by the Lewis Carroll classic, this original adaptation of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland explores the world of sweet and delicious desserts made from Japanese green tea (“matcha”).
Featuring the colorful artwork of Mosoko Miyatsuki, the new adventure follows an adorable Alice as she winds her way through Wonderland in a quest for the perfect cup of matcha.
Along the way, she encounters many of the beloved characters from the original tale, including the Mad Hatter, the White Rabbit, the Cheshire Cat, and, of course, the Queen of Hearts — all of whom offer Alice a matcha treat or two.
“Alice in Matchaland” is not just pure fairy tale, though. Sprinkled throughout the pages are more than a dozen real recipes for readers who wish to make for themselves the same matcha-based sweets that Alice herself enjoys.
For "Alice" and anime art aficionados alike!
Includes dozens of full-color illustrations by one of Japan's hottest new artists.
Featuring recipes for 14 original matcha-flavored treats, including The Mad Hatter's Out-to-Lunch Latte, The Dormouse's Begins-with-Mmm Pudding, The Jabberwock's Wiggly Wobbly Gelatin, The Queen of Hearts' Un-Birthday Cake, and many more.
ABOUT THE BOOK
Inspired by the Lewis Carroll classic, this original adaptation of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland explores the world of sweet and delicious desserts made from Japanese green tea (“matcha”).
Featuring the colorful artwork of Mosoko Miyatsuki, the new adventure follows an adorable Alice as she winds her way through Wonderland in a quest for the perfect cup of matcha.
Along the way, she encounters many of the beloved characters from the original tale, including the Mad Hatter, the White Rabbit, the Cheshire Cat, and, of course, the Queen of Hearts — all of whom offer Alice a matcha treat or two.
“Alice in Matchaland” is not just pure fairy tale, though. Sprinkled throughout the pages are more than a dozen real recipes for readers who wish to make for themselves the same matcha-based sweets that Alice herself enjoys.
95 pages, Hardcover
Published November 30, 2016
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June 19, 2018
An adorable little book (the book is a small square!) with 14 recipes using matcha along with cute anime/manga illustrations, and a fun, quick Alice retelling with anime cultural and pop culture references sprinkled throughout. The recipes are very doable and easy to understand.
May 9, 2021
Cute recipes and it was relaxing to read before bed. If you’re a weeb then you’ll pick up some references. As someone who likes Alice in wonderland and Japanese pop culture it was a fun read. It made me want to go buy matcha.
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