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White Li Hing Crack Seed Pack

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$ 16.50
$ 16.50 - $ 66.00
$ 16.50
$ 15.84
$ 15.84 - $ 58.98
$ 15.84
Quantity: 3-Pack
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Description

Experience the intense flavor of White Li Hing Mui from Leilani's Attic! Our 2.5 oz bags are available in 3-pack, 6-pack, and 12-pack options, each with special bundle discounts. These dried, salted Asian plums deliver an extremely salty and bitter taste that's perfect for adventurous palates.

Natural Ingredients and Bold Taste

Made with natural dried plums, White Li Hing Mui offers a distinctive and powerful flavor. It's incredibly salty and bitter—ideal for those who appreciate bold, unconventional tastes.

Unique Flavor and Versatility

This snack is not for the faint of heart. White Li Hing Mui can cause puckered lips and scrunched-up faces due to its intense saltiness and bitterness. It's perfect for those who enjoy a daring snack experience.

Please note that product appearance and taste may vary. Prices and availability are subject to change.

FAQ

Is White Li Hing Mui healthy?
It's made from natural ingredients but is very salty and bitter, so it's best enjoyed in moderation.

How long does White Li Hing Mui last?
It has a shelf life of about 6-12 months when stored in a cool, dry place.

Can I use White Li Hing Mui in cooking?
It's primarily enjoyed as a snack due to its strong flavor and is not commonly used in cooking.

Does White Li Hing Mui contain nuts?
No, it is nut-free.

Where can I buy White Li Hing Mui?
Available online and at specialty stores featuring unique snacks.

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