Dried Donkey Penis with Testicles Lu Bian Whole Piece Traditional Tonic Ingredient for Wine Infusion

Dried Donkey Penis with Testicles, known in TCM as Lu Bian (驴鞭), a whole dried animal-derived tonic ingredient traditionally used in Chinese folk practice. Sun-dried and air-dried into a firm whole piece, it is traditionally associated with kidney tonification in TCM theory. Commonly prepared as an infused wine ingredient or slow-cooked tonic soup. This is a food-grade agricultural product, not a medicine, and should be used under guidance of qualified practitioners.

Key Selling Points

• Whole dried donkey penis with testicles, a traditional Chinese animal-derived tonic ingredient
• Known in TCM as Lu Bian (驴鞭), traditionally associated with kidney tonification
• Sun-dried and air-dried whole piece, convenient for wine infusion or slow cooking
• Sold as food-grade agricultural product from China, not a medicine
• Commonly used in folk practice for tonic wine and nourishing soups

Quality & Sensory

Typically dark brown to deep reddish-brown with a firm, dense, dry texture. The surface is naturally wrinkled from air-drying, with a characteristic dried animal-product aroma. When slow-cooked or infused, it softens and yields a rich, savory taste.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Infused into traditional Chinese tonic wine
• Slow-cooked into nourishing herbal soup
• Simmered with other tonic ingredients in folk recipes
• Prepared as a seasonal warming dish in traditional cuisine

Traditional Uses

In traditional Chinese folk practice, Lu Bian has long been valued as a kidney-tonifying animal ingredient, traditionally associated with supporting vitality and male wellness in TCM theory. It is most commonly prepared by slow simmering in tonic soups or steeping in grain liquor alongside herbs such as goji berry or cordyceps. Traditionally consumed in winter months as a warming nourishing food.

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