Xiao Diao Pear Soup Herbal Tea Pack with Snow Pear Lily and Tremella 120g Sweet Warming Autumn Winter Brew

Xiao Diao Pear Soup tea pack, known in Chinese as Xiao Diao Li Tang (小吊梨汤), is a pre-portioned blend for a traditional sweet pear decoction. It combines snow pear, tremella, lily bulb (百合 Bai He), reed rhizome, longan, goji berry, honey date, rock sugar, and preserved plum. In TCM tradition, pear and lily are associated with moistening the lungs, while tremella is valued for nourishing yin. Simmer and enjoy as a warm seasonal drink.

Key Selling Points

• Traditional Beijing-style Xiao Diao Li Tang sweet soup blend in convenient pre-measured bags
• Contains snow pear, tremella, lily bulb, reed rhizome, longan, goji berry, honey date, rock sugar, and preserved plum
• Cold-extracted ingredients designed for easy home simmering into a clear sweet drink
• In TCM tradition, pear and lily are associated with moistening the lungs and tremella with nourishing yin
• Two pack sizes available at 120g and 150g with an 18-month shelf life

Quality & Sensory

When simmered, the blend typically yields a light amber soup with a soft fruity aroma and gentle plum tang. Tremella typically turns silky and gelatinous, while pear pieces stay tender. The taste is naturally sweet from rock sugar and honey date with a refreshing finish.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Simmer into a warm sweet pear soup for autumn and winter drinking
• Brew as a soothing hot drink for dry indoor heating seasons
• Serve as a traditional dessert soup after meals
• Prepare in larger batches for family gatherings or hospitality

Traditional Uses

Xiao Diao Li Tang is a classic Beijing-style sweet soup traditionally simmered with snow pear, tremella, and rock sugar. In TCM practice, pear and lily bulb are traditionally associated with moistening lung dryness, reed rhizome with clearing heat, and tremella with nourishing yin. It is commonly enjoyed warm during autumn and winter, often paired with dried fruits and goji berry for a nourishing seasonal drink.

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