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      <image:caption>Dessert Matcha vs. Ceremonial Matcha — a bowl of sweet green dessert matcha with a matcha cookie beside a traditional bowl of ceremonial grade matcha with a bamboo whisk and scoop. Dragon Girl Tea.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Visit Dragon Girl Tea: A Premium Tea Shop in Buffalo, NY</image:title>
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