Now, let's go meet Korean traditional beverage~
1) Sikhye(식혜)
'Sikhye' is made from brew the powered malt in water and rice. It is Korean traditional beverage has excellent sweet taste and ginger's scent. Sikhye's ingredient rice has a sweet taste and warm property. So it is appropriate birthday, festival and party because treat indigestion, lack of appetite, vomit and diarrhea. Also, sikhye is made of can, so we can find sikhye in vending machine easily. Of course, taste and nutrition is low than hommade, but if you miss sikhye, vending machine's sikhye is not bad.2) Sujeonggwa(수정과)
3) Omija Tea(오미자 차)
'Omija Tea' is Korea Chinese medicine tea made from dried omija and water and honey and sugar. There are two ways of drinking tea. First, put the omija in boiled water and when water spring up from the omija, drink. Second, put omija power in sugar water and drink. Omija has five tastes, for example, a sweet taste,a sour taste, a bitter taste, a spicy taste, and a salty taste. Omija tea protects the lung's energy and treat the cough and vocal nodule.
★ In addition, there are Korean traditional beverage, for example, jujube tea, cinnamon tea, fruit salad, and so on. Tradition beverage is made taking into account the Korea's climate, tradition and Korean constitution, personalities. So if drink tradition beverage, it makes our body is warm and improve our healthy. Therefore, we should not drink only coffee, coke, soda and alcohal. Instead, we by drinking tradition beverage likes Sikhye, Sujeonggwa and Omija Tea should improve our healthy and mental satisfaction.



Hi~ I like beverage more than coffee. how choose these beverages that i really like? especially, i love Sikhye. Sometimes, i hope that beverage store will build in our university street, not coffee shop. Then, have a good day~
답글삭제Hello jaewon I am minjun.Your blog might be about food.Is it right?Hmm,this post is about Korean traditional beverages.I like sikhye and sujeonggwa because they are delicious and nutritious.I think that they are good for refreshments
답글삭제Hi Jaewon. I have tried some of these traditional beverages you mentioned at restaurants in Korea. Actually I think they are too sweet for me. I don't really like sweet drinks; usually I just drink plain tea like nokcha or hongcha. But it is nice that you have these special beverages that you like.
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