Aiyu jelly

Aiyu jelly is an Asian summer dessert that you probably have seen before but may not have known its name. This Taiwanese snack is a popular option to have during hot summer days because it is so refreshing! #recipe #recipes #cooking #food #cook #chicken #saltandpeppersquidrecipe #salad #easy #dessert #coconutjellyrecipe #chineserecipe #tearecipe #tangyuanrecipe #yuanrecipe #aiyujelly #aiyujellyrecipeboba

When I was younger, I used to enjoy a bowl of jelly with lime. It was until I read that many of those that sell are not really jelly. It has already been mixed with some artificial elements to it. So I stopped eating. Then I found out that this jelly was made from Aiyu seeds (from dried fig fruit) prominently available in Taiwan (I guess it will also be available in China). I also chanced upon a video on how they harvest this Aiyu. Pretty amazing. Anyway, washing Aiyu looks tedious but…

What is aiyu jelly? Aiyu jelly is a plant-based jelly popular in Taiwanese drinks and desserts. You can sip it or spoon it, and serve it a glass or a bowl. It is made from the seeds of the Taiwanese...Read More

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This aiyu jelly is a perfect treat on a hot summer day. It's easy to make and makes an absolutely refreshing dessert!

Refreshing Jelly made from Aiyu Seeds. Recipe:

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I remember eating this jelly in Malaysia. There was this lady near my mom house selling it together with her ice-kacang (shave ice) She will mix this soft golden jelly with some syrup and calamansi juice. A perfect thirst-quenching drink that is both healthy and delicious especially having it in our hot tropical afternoon. So what is Aiyu Jelly? Aiyu jelly is a jelly made from the gel of the seeds of a variety of fig, and is commonly found in Taiwan and Singapore. Aiyu” 愛玉 jelly means fig…

This easy aiyu jelly is an unforgettable Taiwanese dessert that’s light, refreshing, and perfect on a hot summer day. Traditionally sold in food stalls and night markets in Taiwan, this naturally made jello-like dessert can be enjoyed in multiple ways. Serve it with ice and lemon honey water or as a topping in a bubble tea drink! I'll walk you through all the steps (with photos) so that you can make aiyu just like the ones in Taiwan.

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