Dried Longan Fruit Gui Yuan 500g Old Tree Fujian Style Sulphur Free for Congee Soup and Tea

Price range: $6.65 through $15.84

Description

Dried Longan Fruit, known in TCM as Gui Yuan (桂圆), from Dimocarpus longan, is the dried aril of ripe longan fruit. Traditionally associated with nourishing heart and spleen in TCM theory, it is naturally sweet and warm. This sulphur-free dried fruit is a common kitchen botanical for congee, soups, and herbal teas. Store sealed in a cool dry place and refrigerate after opening.

Dried Longan Fruit Gui Yuan 500g Old Tree Fujian Style Sulphur Free for Congee Soup and Tea overview
Dried Longan Fruit Gui Yuan 500g Old Tree Fujian Style Sulphur Free for Congee Soup and Tea overview

Key Selling Points

  • Dried longan aril known in TCM as Gui Yuan (桂圆)
  • Botanical source Dimocarpus longan, dried fruit flesh
  • Sulphur-free and additive-free processing
  • Naturally sweet and chewy texture for cooking
  • Suitable for congee, soups, and herbal teas
Dried Longan Fruit Gui Yuan 500g Old Tree Fujian Style Sulphur Free for Congee Soup and Tea key features
Dried Longan Fruit Gui Yuan 500g Old Tree Fujian Style Sulphur Free for Congee Soup and Tea key features

Quality & Sensory

Typically golden to amber brown with a soft, sticky, chewy texture and a rich caramel-like sweetness. When simmered, it typically releases a mellow, honeyed aroma and a naturally sweet, warming taste.

Dried Longan Fruit Gui Yuan 500g Old Tree Fujian Style Sulphur Free for Congee Soup and Tea quality and texture
Dried Longan Fruit Gui Yuan 500g Old Tree Fujian Style Sulphur Free for Congee Soup and Tea quality and texture

Technical Specifications

Product Type Dried edible fruit
Chinese Name 桂圆
Pinyin Gui Yuan
Botanical Name Dimocarpus longan
Plant Part Dried fruit aril
Net Weight 500g, 250g, or 50g per bag
Dried Longan Fruit Gui Yuan 500g Old Tree Fujian Style Sulphur Free for Congee Soup and Tea specifications
Dried Longan Fruit Gui Yuan 500g Old Tree Fujian Style Sulphur Free for Congee Soup and Tea specifications

Usage Scenarios

  • Simmer into sweet congee with rice and red dates
  • Add to nourishing soups and slow-cooked broths
  • Steep in hot water as a naturally sweet herbal tea
  • Use in desserts and seasonal sweet soups
Dried Longan Fruit Gui Yuan 500g Old Tree Fujian Style Sulphur Free for Congee Soup and Tea in use
Dried Longan Fruit Gui Yuan 500g Old Tree Fujian Style Sulphur Free for Congee Soup and Tea in use

Traditional Uses

In TCM theory, Gui Yuan is considered sweet and warm and traditionally associated with the heart and spleen channels. It is a classic ingredient in household soups, congee, and sweet tonics, often paired with red dates, goji berries, or lotus seeds. Traditionally used in daily cooking during autumn and winter or whenever a warming, nourishing dish is desired.

Dried Longan Fruit Gui Yuan 500g Old Tree Fujian Style Sulphur Free for Congee Soup and Tea preparation
Dried Longan Fruit Gui Yuan 500g Old Tree Fujian Style Sulphur Free for Congee Soup and Tea preparation

FAQ Q&A

Q: What is this product?

A: It is dried longan fruit aril, known in TCM as Gui Yuan (桂圆), from Dimocarpus longan. It is sold as a sulphur-free edible agricultural product in resealable bags.

Q: What is its traditional value?

A: In TCM theory it is sweet and warm and traditionally associated with nourishing the heart and spleen. It is a common kitchen ingredient for warming, nourishing dishes.

Q: How is it commonly used?

A: Simmer it in congee or soups, or steep a few pieces in hot water as a sweet herbal tea. It also works well in desserts and sweet soups.

Dried Longan Fruit Gui Yuan 500g Old Tree Fujian Style Sulphur Free for Congee Soup and Tea details

Additional information

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Packaging specifications

Longan selection 500g bag, Longan selection 250g bag, Longan general goods 500g bag, Longan mixed goods 250g bag, Longan selection 50g bag

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