Sugarcane Imperata Snow Pear Tea Bags Zhu Zhe Mao Gen Xue Li Cha 50 Pack No-Cook Cantonese Herbal Drink

Sugarcane Imperata Snow Pear Tea, known in TCM as Zhu Zhe Mao Gen Xue Li Cha (竹蔗茅根雪梨茶), is a no-cook Cantonese-style herbal tea pack. It combines dried sugarcane (Saccharum officinarum), imperata root (Imperata cylindrica), snow pear, red date, carrot, water chestnut, and licorice root. In TCM theory this blend is traditionally associated with moistening and cooling qualities, making it a popular autumn and seasonal wellness drink. Each pack is individually sealed for convenient steeping in hot water.

Key Selling Points

• No-cook Cantonese-style herbal tea with 7 botanical ingredients including sugarcane imperata root and snow pear
• Individually sealed small packs for convenient single-serving hot water steeping
• Traditional autumn seasonal drink in Cantonese herbal tea culture
• Naturally sweet flavor from sugarcane red date and pear with no added sugar needed
• 18-month shelf life with simple cool dry storage

Quality & Sensory

The dried pieces typically show pale golden sugarcane, creamy pear slices, and reddish dates with a mild earthy-sweet aroma. Steeped in hot water, the brew typically yields a light amber color with a naturally sweet, mellow taste and subtle grassy undertones from imperata root.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Steep one pack in hot water for 5-10 minutes as a daily herbal tea
• Enjoy as a cooling autumn seasonal drink
• Serve warm in cold weather or chilled over ice in warm weather
• Share as a convenient office or home tea option

Traditional Uses

In Cantonese herbal tea tradition, sugarcane and imperata root blends are traditionally prepared as a sweet cooling drink, often simmered with pear and water chestnut. This no-cook format adapts that classic combination for simple hot water steeping. Traditionally associated with moistening the throat and supporting fluid balance in TCM theory, it is commonly enjoyed during dry autumn weather.

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