Herbal & Flower Teas
Mulberry Rock Sugar Tea
Traditionally used to nourish the liver and blood
Why people make this tea
In the food-therapy tradition mulberries are valued to nourish the liver and blood, darken the hair and brighten the eyes. Preserved or dried mulberries are available at Chinese herb shops and Asian grocers, or online. This easy mulberry rock-sugar tea is a gentle, sweet way to enjoy them, traditionally favored by those who feel run-down, sleep poorly, or are recovering after illness or childbirth.
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