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First buy never tried before. I’m very curious about this product.
Super delicious, very flavorful, and with broth!
Selling you water along with the product, that's interesting.
Beautifully boiled eggs, the marinade didn't seep into them at all
The taste is good, the eggs are medium-sized, and it's very convenient.
Delicious, a heavy bag, sold with water.
Not bad, not bad, not bad, not bad.
A pack of 5 tea eggs with broth, very fragrant, with a texture similar to country-style eggs, but not too hard.
Eggs are a bit smaller in size but the taste are not bad. Not exact same as in Asia but does the trick for the craving.
The taste is good. There are 5 in a pack. The sauce is a plus.
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The ingredients are quite sophisticated: Alishan black tea, shiitake mushrooms, cinnamon, licorice—all high-quality ingredients.
The ingredient kit smells amazing! Add the ingredients according to the steps, and remember to buy some cola! It tastes similar to 7-Eleven cola.
One pack can make 12 tea eggs. They have a tea aroma, aren't overly salty, and have a Taiwanese flavor.
Following the instructions makes it easy to create dishes that are colorful, fragrant, and delicious.
It tastes pretty good It tastes pretty similar
I haven’t used it yet...
It takes four hours to stew! ! ! ! ! A bit shocked
Tea eggs! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
yummy tea egg flavor!
We used it to marinate duck tongue. Very yummy!
Latest reviews
It's alright, convenient. Just add a little soy sauce and cook it together.
I've bought it before, it tastes great, and it's worth buying.
There were two sets each of tea bags and spice packets inside, so I immediately boiled a pot of tea eggs.
After boiling the eggs, take them out, soak them in cold water, and then crack the shells. Next, add a spice packet and braise for 1-2 hours. It's incredibly authentic Taiwanese tea eggs!
Second time buy it with good flavor
I only managed to capture a tiny bit of the tea egg in the bottom left corner, but it tasted pretty good.
It tastes good; the tea leaves aren't bitter. It's unsalted, so you'll need to add salt and soy sauce yourself.
I’m hoping it’ll be tasty!
I used the pouch to make taiwanese beef noodle soup
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Customer since 2020Los Angeles, CAPopular reviews
- First buy never tried before. I’m very curious about this product.
- Super delicious, very flavorful, and with broth!
- Selling you water along with the product, that's interesting.
- Beautifully boiled eggs, the marinade didn't seep into them at all
- The taste is good, the eggs are medium-sized, and it's very convenient.
- Delicious, a heavy bag, sold with water.
- Not bad, not bad, not bad, not bad.
- A pack of 5 tea eggs with broth, very fragrant, with a texture similar to country-style eggs, but not too hard.
- Eggs are a bit smaller in size but the taste are not bad. Not exact same as in Asia but does the trick for the craving.
- The taste is good. There are 5 in a pack. The sauce is a plus.
- The ingredients are quite sophisticated: Alishan black tea, shiitake mushrooms, cinnamon, licorice—all high-quality ingredients.
- The ingredient kit smells amazing! Add the ingredients according to the steps, and remember to buy some cola! It tastes similar to 7-Eleven cola.
- One pack can make 12 tea eggs. They have a tea aroma, aren't overly salty, and have a Taiwanese flavor.
- Following the instructions makes it easy to create dishes that are colorful, fragrant, and delicious.
- It tastes pretty good It tastes pretty similar
- I haven’t used it yet...
- It takes four hours to stew! ! ! ! ! A bit shocked
- Tea eggs! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
- yummy tea egg flavor!
- We used it to marinate duck tongue. Very yummy!
- It's alright, convenient. Just add a little soy sauce and cook it together.
- I've bought it before, it tastes great, and it's worth buying.
- There were two sets each of tea bags and spice packets inside, so I immediately boiled a pot of tea eggs.
- After boiling the eggs, take them out, soak them in cold water, and then crack the shells. Next, add a spice packet and braise for 1-2 hours. It's incredibly authentic Taiwanese tea eggs!
- Second time buy it with good flavor
- I only managed to capture a tiny bit of the tea egg in the bottom left corner, but it tasted pretty good.
- It tastes good; the tea leaves aren't bitter. It's unsalted, so you'll need to add salt and soy sauce yourself.
- I’m hoping it’ll be tasty!
- I used the pouch to make taiwanese beef noodle soup
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