Yunnan Sweet Tamarind Suan Jiao Dried Sour Pods Shell On Tangy Snack 50g
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Description
Yunnan Sweet Tamarind, known in Chinese as Suan Jiao (酸角), is the dried pod of Tamarindus indica, a leguminous tree fruit. These shell-on dried pods from Yunnan offer a naturally sweet and tangy pulp, traditionally enjoyed as a refreshing snack. In traditional food culture, tamarind is associated with appetizing flavor and is commonly eaten as a casual dried fruit. Store refrigerated and enjoy in moderation.

Key Selling Points
- Authentic Yunnan dried sweet tamarind pods with shell on
- Botanical source Tamarindus indica, a traditional legume fruit
- Naturally sweet and sour pulp, a classic Chinese dried fruit snack
- Grade one quality, sold loose by weight
- Popular year-round casual snack, especially favored for its appetizing tang

Quality & Sensory
The pods typically show a brown, brittle shell enclosing sticky, dark reddish-brown pulp. The texture is dense and fibrous, with a fruity aroma. The taste is characteristically sweet with a bright tangy finish.

Technical Specifications
| Product Type | Dried fruit snack |
|---|---|
| Chinese Name | 酸角 |
| Pinyin | Suan Jiao |
| Botanical Name | Tamarindus indica |
| Plant Part | Pod with pulp, shell on |
| Net Weight | 50 g |

Usage Scenarios
- Enjoyed as a tangy-sweet casual snack
- Pulp can be steeped in warm water for a traditional tamarind drink
- Used in culinary preparations for a sour fruit flavor
- Shared as a regional Yunnan specialty treat
Traditional Uses
In traditional Chinese food culture, tamarind pulp has long been valued for its sweet-sour taste and is traditionally associated with supporting appetite. Folk practice includes soaking the pulp in water to make a refreshing sour drink, especially in warm seasons, or using it in local dishes and confections. In Yunnan, dried tamarind pods are a familiar everyday snack and a customary offering to guests.
FAQ Q&A
Q: What is this product?
A: It is dried sweet tamarind, called Suan Jiao (酸角) in Chinese, from Yunnan. The pods are sold loose with the shell on, containing sweet and tangy pulp.
Q: What are its traditional characteristics?
A: Tamarind is traditionally associated with a refreshing sweet-sour flavor and is traditionally used in Chinese food culture to whet the appetite. It is a classic regional dried fruit rather than a medicine.
Q: How is it commonly eaten?
A: Crack the shell and eat the pulp directly as a snack, or soak the pulp in warm water to make a traditional tamarind drink. Enjoy in moderation.
Additional information
| Weight | 1 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 18 × 14 × 4 cm |
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