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Winter Melon Sugar
$8.00
Winter Melon Sugar
$8.00
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漢字 冬瓜糖
flavor notes sweet, fresh
Winter Melon fruit from Taiwan is cooked with natural cane sugar from local sources to create this sweet and non-caffeinated herbal tea option called Dong Gua Tang, which is typically served over ice. The inclusion of Winter Melon gives this sweet tea a bright, fresh flavor, akin to cucumbers.
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Brewing Guide
Melt one block of Winter Melon Sugar into 2 cups of hot water by simmering for 15 minutes at a low temperature and stirring until the sugar has dissolved. Dilute the resulting syrup in water and serve over ice, or use in any beverage or recipe as a unique natural sweetener.
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漢字 薄荷玫瑰
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