Solid Yu Ling Gao Herbal Paste 260g Glass Jar Traditional Steamed American Ginseng Longan Paste

Yu Ling Gao (玉灵膏) is a traditional Chinese herbal paste made from American ginseng (Panax quinquefolius) and longan fruit (Dimocarpus longan), known in TCM as Xi Yang Shen and Gui Yuan. Prepared by slow steaming using traditional methods, this solid paste is a classic wellness food. In TCM theory, longan is sweet and warm and traditionally associated with nourishing the heart and blood, while American ginseng is sweet and slightly bitter and traditionally associated with tonifying qi. Enjoy as part of a balanced diet; it is not a substitute for medicine.

Key Selling Points

• Traditional Yu Ling Gao paste made from American ginseng and longan fruit
• Prepared using ancient slow steaming method for a solid paste texture
• Classic TCM wellness food traditionally associated with nourishing qi and blood
• Packed in a 260g glass jar with 12-month shelf life
• Produced in Anhui with food production license SC10734160335042

Quality & Sensory

The paste typically has a deep amber to dark brown color with a firm, solid texture. It typically carries a mellow herbal aroma combining the mild bitterness of American ginseng with the caramel-like sweetness of longan, and tastes rich, sweet, and slightly bitter.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Take a small spoonful directly as a traditional herbal food
• Stir into warm water or tea as a nourishing drink
• Spread on bread or add to congee as a culinary ingredient
• Enjoy during autumn and winter as a seasonal wellness food

Traditional Uses

Yu Ling Gao is a classic paste formula recorded in traditional Chinese wellness practice, traditionally prepared by steaming American ginseng with longan fruit over low heat for an extended period. In TCM tradition, it has been used as a daily nourishing food, often taken in small amounts during colder seasons. It is commonly valued by those seeking a convenient traditional paste to support general well-being as part of a balanced diet.

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