Dried Longan Gui Yuan 500g Ready to Eat Guangxi Whole Fruit for Tea Soup and Snacking

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Description

Dried Longan, known in TCM as Gui Yuan (桂圆), is the dried aril of Dimocarpus longan, a tropical fruit long valued in Chinese herbal tradition. In TCM theory it is considered sweet and warm and traditionally associated with nourishing the heart and blood. These whole dried longan pieces are ready to eat and can also be added to teas, soups, and desserts. Store sealed in a cool dry place.

Dried Longan Gui Yuan 500g Ready to Eat Guangxi Whole Fruit for Tea Soup and Snacking overview
Dried Longan Gui Yuan 500g Ready to Eat Guangxi Whole Fruit for Tea Soup and Snacking overview
Dried Longan Gui Yuan 500g Ready to Eat Guangxi Whole Fruit for Tea Soup and Snacking overview

Key Selling Points

  • Whole dried longan aril Gui Yuan 桂圆 from Dimocarpus longan
  • Sourced from Guangxi a well known longan growing region
  • Ready to eat natural fruit form with no added processing claims
  • Traditionally used in TCM for teas soups and sweet tonics
  • 500g resealable bag suitable for daily household use
Dried Longan Gui Yuan 500g Ready to Eat Guangxi Whole Fruit for Tea Soup and Snacking key features
Dried Longan Gui Yuan 500g Ready to Eat Guangxi Whole Fruit for Tea Soup and Snacking key features
Dried Longan Gui Yuan 500g Ready to Eat Guangxi Whole Fruit for Tea Soup and Snacking key features

Quality & Sensory

Dried longan typically has amber to dark brown translucent flesh with a soft slightly sticky texture. The aroma is sweet and fruity, and the taste is richly sweet with mellow caramel like notes when eaten or simmered in tea and soup.

Dried Longan Gui Yuan 500g Ready to Eat Guangxi Whole Fruit for Tea Soup and Snacking quality and texture
Dried Longan Gui Yuan 500g Ready to Eat Guangxi Whole Fruit for Tea Soup and Snacking quality and texture
Dried Longan Gui Yuan 500g Ready to Eat Guangxi Whole Fruit for Tea Soup and Snacking quality and texture

Technical Specifications

Product Type Dried fruit herbal food
Chinese Name 桂圆
Pinyin Gui Yuan
Botanical Name Dimocarpus longan
Plant Part Dried fruit aril
Net Weight 500g per bag
Dried Longan Gui Yuan 500g Ready to Eat Guangxi Whole Fruit for Tea Soup and Snacking specifications
Dried Longan Gui Yuan 500g Ready to Eat Guangxi Whole Fruit for Tea Soup and Snacking specifications
Dried Longan Gui Yuan 500g Ready to Eat Guangxi Whole Fruit for Tea Soup and Snacking specifications

Usage Scenarios

  • Eat directly as a naturally sweet dried fruit snack
  • Simmer in herbal teas with red dates or goji berries
  • Add to soups and congee for traditional sweetness
  • Use in desserts sweet soups and seasonal tonics
Dried Longan Gui Yuan 500g Ready to Eat Guangxi Whole Fruit for Tea Soup and Snacking in use
Dried Longan Gui Yuan 500g Ready to Eat Guangxi Whole Fruit for Tea Soup and Snacking in use
Dried Longan Gui Yuan 500g Ready to Eat Guangxi Whole Fruit for Tea Soup and Snacking in use

Traditional Uses

In traditional Chinese practice dried longan is a common kitchen herb, often paired with red dates, goji berries, and lotus seeds in sweet soups and nourishing decoctions. It is traditionally associated with supporting vitality and is a popular ingredient in autumn and winter tonics, congee, and household dessert soups.

Dried Longan Gui Yuan 500g Ready to Eat Guangxi Whole Fruit for Tea Soup and Snacking preparation

FAQ Q&A

Q: What is this product?

A: It is 500g of dried longan aril, known in TCM as Gui Yuan 桂圆, from Dimocarpus longan grown in Guangxi.

Q: What is it traditionally valued for?

A: In TCM theory longan is sweet and warm and traditionally associated with nourishing the heart and blood. It is a classic ingredient in sweet tonics.

Q: How is it commonly used?

A: It can be eaten directly as a snack or simmered in teas, soups, congee, and dessert soups. No specific dosage is prescribed.

Additional information

Weight 0.55 kg
Dimensions 22 × 16 × 6 cm

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