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Suichang Bamboo Charcoal Peanuts
Basic Introduction to Suichang Bamboo Charcoal PeanutsThese are peanuts coated in bamboo charcoal, a specialty of Suichang. The bamboo charcoal is activated by high-tech nanotechnology, ground into powder, and added to the food as an additive. They are then made through high-temperature roasting, resulting in a dark appearance, crisp texture, and a taste that appeals to all ages. Research has shown that adding bamboo charcoal powder to food aids digestion and helps cleanse the intestines. Nutritional ValueThe addition of bamboo charcoal powder in food can help with digestion and assist in eliminating waste. The structure of bamboo charcoal is very fine, dense, porous, and rich in trace elements (minerals), giving it strong adsorption and decomposition capabilities. It can absorb harmful substances in the body and expel them. Additionally, great care is taken in processing the peanuts, ensuring there is no raw bean flavor or burnt, dry, greasy texture. Product FeaturesReady to eat upon opening. They have a dark exterior but are fragrant and not greasy, offering a crispy texture. A pleasant aftertaste lingers in the mouth for several minutes after eating. Manufacturing MethodSelect premium locally grown North Harbor peanuts from Suichang, top-grade sugar, and nanometer bamboo charcoal powder. Surface carbon… -
Brief History of Tea Standardization
A concise history of tea standardization: ① Tea Powder. During the Song Dynasty, people pursued a frothy foam on their tea and thus popularized the use of hydraulic stone mills to grind tea leaves into powder. Tea powder is a standardized product; the thickness of the foam was visually discernible, leading to standardized aesthetics and making tea competitions a trend. Modern examples include Dayi Tea Crystals and Tiansili Tea Powder. Today, Matcha is produced on an increasingly larger scale in Guizhou and Zhejiang provinces. ② Tea Bags. Americans preferred not to see loose tea leaves, so tea bags emerged as a solution. Tea bags are convenient and suitable for a wide range of drinking scenarios, leading to the birth of Lipton, the world's largest tea company. Following Lipton, brands like CHALI have also gained popularity. ③ Prepared Tea. Extracted from fresh leaves and scientifically blended, prepared tea offers consistent taste and is produced on assembly lines. Japanese brand Itoen pioneered this approach, while China's Dongfang Yeshui has become a new representative. Brands like Heytea and Burptealady sell tea in cups, focusing on the tea liquid itself. ④ Tea Cans. Upgrading the packaging and ingredients of tea bags, Xiao Guan Tea…
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