Walnut Almond Adlay Tea (Yulmu Cha) – 50 Sticks

Great.

Great

Great product

So good love it

I love it,order was delivered in timely manner and I love soothing taste of it,ordering already second time

We have ordered this product twice, once from Amazon and once from Damtuh. Both arrived quickly and in good condition. No caffeine and not very sweet. An excellent evening hot drink!

Walnut Almond Adlay Powdered 50 Counts

It’s awesome!

This is my favorite flavor. I became addicted to it since the first time I tried it. It tasted light yet flavorful due to the peanut bits. Moreover, I appreciated the 20% off deal.

Walnut Almond Adlay Powder 50 Counts

Love this tea! Also fun to serve to guests who ve never had nut tea.

Amazing product but a little pricy

Great tasting very refreshing. Definitely taste better than most teas.

This is my favorite Korean tea. I used to drink it years ago when I was involved in a Korean community. I decided to treat myself the other day and I got a box for my niece also. I m so excited to be able to be drinking this delicious tea again. It s not vegan as the ingredients say it has milk in it but I m not vegan so I don t care. Cited to have a big box of Job s tears on my shelf!

this tea is soothing and delicious. It had been a few years since I had it I couldn t find it anywhere. Glad it is back I have placed several orders and have never been disappointed

Always had trouble finding this tea in local Asian markets and was happy to see that Amazon carried it! Just what I was looking for and not as sweet as some other brands.

I tried so many other brands to find the one I like and this one was the best.And this one has an actual almods in it.Not just a powder.

this is really health and best hot drink ever with local honey is good.

*Dairy allergy warning after receiving the package - depending on your reaction and severity to dairy...it may or may not bother you.*I m still going to give this 5 stars because it smells amazing and my husband will LOVE it. Unfortunately I cannot drink it since I have a severe dairy allergy and it has “milk” listed as one of the allergens (I can t risk it because my allergy is too severe). I assume it s from one of the powders in the product (easiest place for dairy to hide) - there are 4 listed: peanut powder peanut butter powder soybean powder and adlay powder. My Korean is limited and I didn t recognize it until it came with ingredients listed in English. *FYI - Careful when you see 우유 which means “milk”. I m still learning and don t recognize things quickly yet - got a lot more studying to do. 😂My husband will love this though and if I didn t have a severe dairy allergy - I d probably love it as well! Enjoy! 😄👍🏻

Every drink them for breakfast

very good

Gift for my dad who can t have coffee or chocolate due to GERD and a few other things. I bought him every coffee substitute available none of which he liked. He came to visit me last year and I asked him to try this. He loved it and said it was the first thing he had had that tasted familiar.The flavor is sweet and creamy. He even tried it with cold water to substitute for Nestle s Quick. I have not tried it cold yet. It does leave sludge at the bottom of the coffee mug. Just add more hot water stir and you have a second cup.I ve been drinking this or something similar for 30 years. I buy it at Asian grocery stores. It s wonderful on a cold or rainy day. It is slightly filling comforting and very tasty.

I bought this tea because I remembered drinking this as a child. Super creamy with a nutty flavor. You kind of need to use two packs per serving because the flavor can have a watery taste. HOWEVER…don t drink if you re pregnant. The grains in this can poison the fetus. As I was drinking I looked up this tea for any health benefits & it warned against drinking while expecting. Wish they had a warning on the label. So that s why I give it three stars. Other than that I will drink it again when not pregnant.

I remember drinking this tea from a vending machine during a cold winter wait while my train pulled into Seoul. For 3 years since I d craved this and only after making friends with a person that happened to drink this as a child in the same setting was I able to figure out the name and how to buy it again. I love this recipe and it really hits the spot. Always reminds me of more peaceful times in my life. As a suggestion? Use 2 packets for 1cup/260ml water- I ve found it s better to overshoot the requirement for serving size and have a bigger glass as it gives a more concentrated flavor profile!

There was nothing I disliked about this tea. My daughter had given me a few packages of this tea that was given to her by her girlfriend who didn t care for it. So she asked if I wanted to taste it.I absolutely fell in love with this tea at first taste. OMG! It is so yummy so substantial so crunchy so warm and satisfying so delicious! As you can tell I m hooked!!!!

I serve this like ovaltine mixed into hot milk and it makes an excellent bedtime drink for the nonagenarian in my household! He loves the nutty flavor and I love that he gets easily digestible extra nutrition at the end of the day.

I have been drinking this product for a couple of years for breakfast and love the taste and ease to prepare. I drink it with hot water and some honey. Some Korean friends introduced me to Misugaru and I m so happy they did. I have been purchasing this product in Korean markets in LA. I was happily surprised to find it in amazon it will save the drive and LA traffic.

Too sweet

Nice on a cold winter night !

We make it with hot milk. We have enjoyed it for years - as guests in Korea and at home in the USA and are pleased to be able to procure it through Amazon.

This tea is awesome. It s got to be good for you! Plus it really takes the edge off one s appetite. I drink a cup every evening instead of drinking a soda or a glass of wine - LOL. Fewer calories and better nutrition! This is a very hearty sort of thick creamy subtly sweet tea that tastes nutty.

I love drinking Job s tears. I feel bad that he had to cry so much as to produce buckets and buckets of tears. They are dang delicious.