White Tomato Almond Seven White Drink Powder 140g Coconut Meal Replacement

White Tomato Almond Seven White Drink, a ready-to-mix herbal powder blend inspired by the traditional Chinese qi bai (七白) concept of seven white foods. It combines white tomato with almond (Xing Ren, Prunus armeniaca), Chinese yam (Shan Yao, Dioscorea opposita), poria (Fu Ling, Poria cocos), lily bulb (Bai He, Lilium brownii), euryale seed (Qian Shi, Euryale ferox), and brown rice in a convenient stick format. In TCM tradition, these ingredients are valued for their gentle, nourishing character and are commonly enjoyed as a light daily beverage. Simply stir into warm water for a smooth, mildly sweet drink.

Key Selling Points

• Seven-ingredient white food blend with white tomato, almond, Chinese yam, poria, lily bulb, and euryale seed
• Convenient 20g stick packs, 7 sticks per box, easy to prepare and carry
• No added sucrose and a source of dietary fiber for a light daily drink
• Powdered format mixes smoothly with warm water or plant-based milk
• Produced in Anhui under food standard Q/SSTJK 0008S with a 12-month shelf life

Quality & Sensory

The powder is typically an off-white to pale beige color with a fine, free-flowing texture. When mixed, it typically releases a gentle coconut and almond aroma with a mild, lightly sweet and creamy taste.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Stir one stick into warm water for a quick morning or afternoon drink
• Mix with warm milk or plant-based milk for a creamier beverage
• Blend into smoothies or sprinkle over congee and oatmeal
• Enjoy as a light meal-replacement style drink during busy workdays

Traditional Uses

In traditional Chinese practice, white-colored foods such as lily bulb, poria, Chinese yam, almond, and euryale seed have long been valued for their gentle, moistening and tonifying character, and are traditionally associated with supporting lung and spleen wellness. Such ingredients were commonly simmered in congee, sweet soups, and decoctions, or ground into powders for daily nourishing drinks, a custom especially popular during dry autumn and winter seasons.

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