Taiwan Original Flavor_Laiji Tribe Handmade Cane Sugar

Laiji, the fertile land of Alishan Creek, Located under the "Tower Mountain" The hunters of the Zou tributary tribe are hunting wild pigs. When I came here, I made my home here, Shoulder the mission of guarding the Holy Spirit. In 2009, the August 8th disaster hit the Laeji tribe, and the river filled the land instantly. The tribe's homestead was carried in a billowing muddy stream, and its original appearance has disappeared. In the past few years, even after the severe tests of environment and life, the tribal spirit still stands. Still seeing the sacred tower mountain as the ultimate return of the people, The totem of Laiji is still clear, and the origin of the tribe is a memory that has never been forgotten. Farming continues to write about tribal life, The clan squeezed the sugarcane planted in Tashan, slowly boiled it with firewood, and evaporated the water. The ancient French cauldron boiled into natural handmade cane sugar, and also made a portion from it. Delicious Adults or children who are greedy and fond of sweetness can directly pick up a small pellet and eat it directly and add sugar to coffee and black tea to add a sweet aroma of sugar cane. It's perfect for latte or milk tea! Add in a pot of marinade, slowly simmer with all ingredients over low heat, and add the cane flavor to the ingredients Name: Laiji Tribe-Handmade Cane Sugar Ingredients: handmade cane sugar Content: 180g / can Shelf life: 2 years Place of Origin: Alishan, Chiayi, Taiwan