Dried Peach Dices (Prunus persica) — Low-Temperature Dried Fruit for Herbal Teas & Blends

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Description

Dried Peach Dices (Prunus persica) are the diced, low-temperature dried fruit of the peach tree, known in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) as Táo Rén (桃仁) for its seed and Táo (桃) for its fruit. In Chinese food-herb culture, peach fruit is prized as a sweet, gently warming ingredient used to enrich teas, desserts, and seasonal blends. Its nature is sweet and warm, making it a pleasant, mildly nourishing fruit that harmonizes well with floral and herbal infusions.

Dried Peach Dices (Prunus persica) — Low-Temperature Dried Fruit for Herbal Teas & Blends overview
Dried Peach Dices (Prunus persica) — Low-Temperature Dried Fruit for Herbal Teas & Blends overview

Key Selling Points

  • Low-temperature slow-dried peach dices
  • Sweet, aromatic fruit for tea blends
  • Food-herb ingredient from Anhui origin
  • 500g bulk loose-pack format
  • Natural peach flavor, no added sugar
Dried Peach Dices (Prunus persica) — Low-Temperature Dried Fruit for Herbal Teas & Blends key features
Dried Peach Dices (Prunus persica) — Low-Temperature Dried Fruit for Herbal Teas & Blends key features

Quality & Sensory

Each batch is gently dried at low temperature to preserve its warm golden-orange color, soft chewy texture, and fragrant peach aroma. When steeped in hot water, the dices soften and release a naturally sweet, fruity flavor with a light floral note, adding brightness to tea blends and infusions.

Dried Peach Dices (Prunus persica) — Low-Temperature Dried Fruit for Herbal Teas & Blends quality and texture
Dried Peach Dices (Prunus persica) — Low-Temperature Dried Fruit for Herbal Teas & Blends quality and texture

Technical Specifications

Product Type Dried Fruit Dices
Common Name Dried Peach Dices
Botanical Name Prunus persica
Origin Anhui, China
Net Weight 500g
Processing Low-Temperature Slow Drying
Dried Peach Dices (Prunus persica) — Low-Temperature Dried Fruit for Herbal Teas & Blends specifications
Dried Peach Dices (Prunus persica) — Low-Temperature Dried Fruit for Herbal Teas & Blends specifications

Usage Scenarios

  • Herbal tea and floral blend ingredient
  • Fruit-infused hot or cold drinks
  • Congee and dessert topping
  • Baking and snack mixes
  • Seasonal wellness tea blends
Dried Peach Dices (Prunus persica) — Low-Temperature Dried Fruit for Herbal Teas & Blends in use
Dried Peach Dices (Prunus persica) — Low-Temperature Dried Fruit for Herbal Teas & Blends in use

Traditional Uses

In folk herbal practice, dried peach fruit is added to floral teas, congee, and sweet soups to lend natural sweetness and a warming quality. It is often paired with ingredients like rose bud, chrysanthemum, and jujube in daily tea blends, and is used in seasonal nourishing congee during cooler months.

Dried Peach Dices (Prunus persica) — Low-Temperature Dried Fruit for Herbal Teas & Blends preparation
Dried Peach Dices (Prunus persica) — Low-Temperature Dried Fruit for Herbal Teas & Blends preparation

FAQ Q&A

Q: What are Dried Peach Dices?

A: They are diced pieces of peach fruit that have been dried at low temperature. They are used as a food-herb ingredient in teas, desserts, and congee.

Q: What is the traditional wellness value of peach fruit?

A: In traditional Chinese food wellness culture, peach fruit is considered sweet and warm, and is used in daily teas and congee for gentle nourishment and pleasant flavor.

Q: How do I use Dried Peach Dices?

A: Add them to hot water as a tea, mix into congee or desserts, or combine with other herbs and flowers in a blend. Adjust the amount to your taste.

Dried Peach Dices (Prunus persica) — Low-Temperature Dried Fruit for Herbal Teas & Blends details
Dried Peach Dices (Prunus persica) — Low-Temperature Dried Fruit for Herbal Teas & Blends details

Additional information

Weight 0.72 kg
Dimensions 25 × 18 × 8 cm

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