Dang Gui Black Beans 200g Roasted Ready to Eat Snack
$5.67
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Description
Dang Gui Black Beans (当归黑豆, Dāng Guī Hēi Dòu) combine roasted black soybeans with Chinese Angelica root, Angelica sinensis. In TCM, black beans are considered neutral and sweet, traditionally associated with nourishing the Kidney, while Dang Gui is traditionally linked to supporting Blood. This ready-to-eat snack is dried and roasted for convenient daily enjoyment.

Key Selling Points
- Traditional pairing of roasted black soybeans with Chinese Angelica root
- Features Angelica sinensis, a classic TCM Blood-nourishing herb
- Roasted and dried for a ready-to-eat snack format
- Convenient 200g bottled pack for daily snacking
- Suitable for casual eating or as a pantry herbal snack

Quality & Sensory
The beans typically appear deep black with a firm, roasted texture and a nutty, savory aroma. The roasted flavor is typically toasty and mildly earthy, with a subtle herbal note from the Dang Gui.

Technical Specifications
| Product Type | Roasted ready-to-eat herbal snack |
|---|---|
| Chinese Name | 当归黑豆 |
| Pinyin | Dāng Guī Hēi Dòu |
| Botanical Name | Angelica sinensis |
| Plant Part | Angelica root with black soybean seeds |
| Net Weight | 200g per bottle |

Usage Scenarios
- Enjoy as a ready-to-eat roasted snack
- Serve as a casual pantry snack during work or travel
- Pair with tea as a traditional herbal nibble
- Add to homemade trail mixes or grain bowls

Traditional Uses
In traditional Chinese practice, black beans are traditionally associated with nourishing the Kidney and promoting healthy hair, while Dang Gui is a well-known Blood-tonifying herb often used in soups and decoctions. Roasting beans with herbs is a folk method to create convenient daily snacks that carry traditional herbal value.

FAQ Q&A
Q: What is this product?
A: It is a roasted ready-to-eat snack made from black soybeans prepared with Chinese Angelica root, known in TCM as Dang Gui.
Q: What are its traditional characteristics?
A: In TCM theory, black beans are traditionally linked to the Kidney, and Dang Gui is traditionally associated with nourishing Blood.
Q: How is it commonly used?
A: It is typically eaten directly as a roasted snack, or enjoyed alongside tea as a traditional herbal nibble.
Additional information
| Weight | 0.35 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 10 × 10 × 15 cm |
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