Six Herb Hawthorn Balls Liu Wu Shan Zha Wan 200g Sweet Sour Snack with Tangerine Peel Chinese Yam Poria

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Description

Six Herb Hawthorn Balls, known in Chinese as Liu Wu Shan Zha Wan (六物山楂丸), are traditional sweet-and-sour snack balls made from hawthorn (Crataegus pinnatifida) combined with tangerine peel, Chinese yam, Poria, and other supporting botanicals. In TCM tradition, hawthorn is associated with the spleen and stomach channels and is valued for its sour-sweet flavor. Enjoyed as a convenient everyday snack.

Six Herb Hawthorn Balls Liu Wu Shan Zha Wan 200g Sweet Sour Snack with Tangerine Peel Chinese Yam Poria overview
Six Herb Hawthorn Balls Liu Wu Shan Zha Wan 200g Sweet Sour Snack with Tangerine Peel Chinese Yam Poria overview

Key Selling Points

  • Traditional six-ingredient hawthorn balls in individually wrapped pieces
  • Features hawthorn with tangerine peel, Chinese yam, and Poria
  • Sweet and sour flavor with a soft, chewy texture
  • Made using traditional processing methods
  • Convenient 200g pre-packaged bag for everyday snacking
Six Herb Hawthorn Balls Liu Wu Shan Zha Wan 200g Sweet Sour Snack with Tangerine Peel Chinese Yam Poria key features
Six Herb Hawthorn Balls Liu Wu Shan Zha Wan 200g Sweet Sour Snack with Tangerine Peel Chinese Yam Poria key features

Quality & Sensory

These hawthorn balls typically show a deep reddish-brown color with a soft, slightly sticky, chewy texture. The aroma is fruity and mildly herbal, and the taste is pleasantly sweet and sour with gentle citrus and earthy undertones from the supporting herbs.

Six Herb Hawthorn Balls Liu Wu Shan Zha Wan 200g Sweet Sour Snack with Tangerine Peel Chinese Yam Poria quality and texture
Six Herb Hawthorn Balls Liu Wu Shan Zha Wan 200g Sweet Sour Snack with Tangerine Peel Chinese Yam Poria quality and texture

Technical Specifications

Product Type Hawthorn snack balls
Chinese Name 六物山楂丸
Pinyin Liu Wu Shan Zha Wan
Botanical Name Crataegus pinnatifida
Ingredients Hawthorn, tangerine peel, Chinese yam, Poria and other botanicals
Net Weight 200g per bag
Six Herb Hawthorn Balls Liu Wu Shan Zha Wan 200g Sweet Sour Snack with Tangerine Peel Chinese Yam Poria specifications
Six Herb Hawthorn Balls Liu Wu Shan Zha Wan 200g Sweet Sour Snack with Tangerine Peel Chinese Yam Poria specifications

Usage Scenarios

  • Enjoyed as a sweet-and-sour everyday snack
  • Shared as a traditional herbal treat after meals
  • Offered to guests during seasonal gatherings
  • Kept at home or in the office as a convenient herbal snack
Six Herb Hawthorn Balls Liu Wu Shan Zha Wan 200g Sweet Sour Snack with Tangerine Peel Chinese Yam Poria in use
Six Herb Hawthorn Balls Liu Wu Shan Zha Wan 200g Sweet Sour Snack with Tangerine Peel Chinese Yam Poria in use

Traditional Uses

In TCM tradition, hawthorn is traditionally associated with supporting digestion and is often paired with tangerine peel, Chinese yam, and Poria in classic food-therapy combinations. Forming hawthorn into small balls with complementary herbs is a time-honored way to enjoy these botanicals as a daily snack, especially after rich meals or during seasonal changes.

Six Herb Hawthorn Balls Liu Wu Shan Zha Wan 200g Sweet Sour Snack with Tangerine Peel Chinese Yam Poria preparation

FAQ Q&A

Q: What is this product?

A: It is a traditional Chinese hawthorn snack called Liu Wu Shan Zha Wan, made from hawthorn combined with tangerine peel, Chinese yam, Poria, and other botanicals.

Q: What are its traditional characteristics?

A: In TCM tradition, hawthorn is associated with the spleen and stomach channels and is traditionally valued for its sweet-and-sour flavor and digestive associations.

Q: How is it commonly used?

A: The balls are ready to eat straight from the individually wrapped pieces, typically enjoyed as a snack after meals or during the day.

Additional information

Weight 0.35 kg
Dimensions 20 × 15 × 6 cm

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