Taihu Snow Silk Mulberry Tree: A Cultural And Economic Marvel

Taihu Snow silk Mulberry Tree: A Cultural and Economic Marvel

Taihu Snow Silkworm Cultural Park's thousand-acre sericulture planting base not only contributes to the silk civilization's economic benefits but also highlights the versatile uses of the mulberry tree.

• Mulberry bud tea

• Mulberry Flowers

• Fresh mulberries

• Mulberry wine

Mulberry Bud Tea: A Summer Elixir

Mulberry bud tea, rich in coumarin and aromatic oils, offers various health benefits.

Relieves restlessness, soothes the mind, and has cooling properties, making it ideal for combating summer heat.

Contains flavonoids, known as the 'lower three highs' for regulating blood lipids, pressure, and softening blood vessels

Mulberry Flowers: Medicinal Marvels and Culinary Delights

Mulberry flowers, though seemingly insignificant, strengthen the spleen and intestines.

Versatile in cooking, they enhance dishes like bok choy with mulberry flowers and mulberry flower scrambled eggs.

Rich in active protein, amino acids, vitamins, and anthocyanins, mulberry promotes hematopoietic cell growth and liver protection.

Mulberry wine, a popular beverage, adds to the cultural significance of the tree

Preserving Nutritional Value: Dried Mulberries in Various Forms

Fresh mulberries, with a short shelf life, can be preserved by drying.

Dried mulberries serve as raw materials for juices, creams, and wines, offering not just great taste but significant health benefits

Explore the myriad uses of the mulberry tree, from tea to medicinal flowers and delightful wines, enriching both culture and well-being.