Li hing mui powder is made from dried plums and has a tart, sweet and ever so slightly salty taste. It's often served with something sweet (I particularly like the li hing mui-dusted gummy worms, although I have to admit that I didn't enjoy it sprinkled on pineapple) and it creates a perfect balance of pucker-up and sweetness. But it also tastes good by itself. See all that powder on the rim of my glass? I savored every last morsel. Many tourists stick with tropical drinks like mai tais and blue Hawaiis on their vacations to the fiftieth state. But if you're visiting and come across a place offering a li hing mui margarita, order it and thank me later!
Friday, August 19, 2011
Pucker Up With Li Hing Mui
Li hing mui powder is made from dried plums and has a tart, sweet and ever so slightly salty taste. It's often served with something sweet (I particularly like the li hing mui-dusted gummy worms, although I have to admit that I didn't enjoy it sprinkled on pineapple) and it creates a perfect balance of pucker-up and sweetness. But it also tastes good by itself. See all that powder on the rim of my glass? I savored every last morsel. Many tourists stick with tropical drinks like mai tais and blue Hawaiis on their vacations to the fiftieth state. But if you're visiting and come across a place offering a li hing mui margarita, order it and thank me later!
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Looks delicious and refreshing!
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