水中花篮 Flowering Red Amaranth
When I visited Canton-i last week, I was amazed by their flower teas (工艺花茶), which was nicely tied and presented in a glass. Then, I found one article in newspaper regarding the origin of this kind of flower teas.
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It was introduced by a 37 years old female operator from Fu’an (福安), Fujian (福建) province, China. She had spent 4 years in R&D and distributed the flower teas to other countries. The production value was RMB 100 millions in year 2008. Now, Fu’an becomes the largest flower tea maker in China.
See, even operator also better than cheap engineer like me.
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allenooi
// Jul 7, 2009 at 9:40 am
“even operator also better than cheap engineer like me”
i like this! hahaha. u go canton-i just to drink the tea?
.-= allenooi´s last blog ..Azuma Japanese Restaurant @ Penang Queensbay Mall =-.
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Waco
// Jul 7, 2009 at 10:32 am
Hi allenooi,
Of cuz no.. haha.. I got try their other dishes, e.g. wonton noodles. Not cheap though.
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cariso
// Jul 7, 2009 at 9:51 pm
RM5 for that alone. Phew~!
.-= cariso´s last blog ..老房子 Old House Cafe Vegetarian Set =-.
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Littlemak
// Mar 31, 2011 at 12:50 pm
is the taste of the tea good? it look beautiful but i can imagine the grass and flower will flow into mouth while drinking.
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