Aiyu jelly dessert at Arrison Aiyu |
Aiyu jelly is made by peptides, a substance that envelopes the seeds of a fig fruit, setting into water forming a jelly-like mass. Aiyu jelly was first discovered by the indigenous people of the AliShan mountain 1800m above sea level in Taiwan. The fig fruit has to be dried and 'washed' or massaged into water to allow the peptides to be released into the water.
Authentic Aiyu jelly is not absolutely clear like the gelatin ones. If you examine Aiyu jelly closer, there will be spots of sediments from the fig seeds that escaped the filtration which is beneficial as fibre. So that is a tip on how to tell the knock-off products sold at night markets apart!
Arrison Aiyu, Sunway Pyramid at LG2.08A |
The original aiyu jelly |
Aiyu jelly is also known to:
1. have 20x peptine more than strawberry
2. lower cholesterol
3. lower blood pressure
4. prevent swelling
5. promote slimming
6. be good for complexion
7. sooth the internal system
8. alleviate constipation as it has lots of soluble fibre
9. contain lecithin that is used to treat memory disorders such as dementia and Alzheimer's
10. beneficial to kidney.
1. have 20x peptine more than strawberry
2. lower cholesterol
3. lower blood pressure
4. prevent swelling
5. promote slimming
6. be good for complexion
7. sooth the internal system
8. alleviate constipation as it has lots of soluble fibre
9. contain lecithin that is used to treat memory disorders such as dementia and Alzheimer's
10. beneficial to kidney.
It is unbelievable that aiyu jelly is derived from the fig fruit |
Authentic aiyu jelly has micro spots embedded within the jelly |
Being colourless and tasteless on its own, Aiyu jelly is added into Chinese dessert soups for that springy and chewable texture. Peach gum and snow fungus are some of the favourite oriental ingredients to be paired with Aiyu jelly in these sweetened by longan, red dates and dried fruits. Chilled or warm, they bring delight to the consumer.
Peach gum aiyu |
Snow fungus Aiyu |
For youth and plumper complexion |
From left strawberry aiyu tea, roselle aiyu tea and mango aiyu tea |
Bites of fruit pulp in the tea |
LG2.08A,
Sunway Pyramid,
Jalan PJS 11/15,
Bandar Sunway,
47500 Petaling Jaya,
Selangor
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