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Xiangzhou Wild Lily Powder

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Last updated 2026-11-12 — "No mountain is higher than Shengtang Mountain, no food tastes better than lily powder." Xiangzhou Wild Lily Powder has a long history and is a famous local specialty of Xiangzhou. The county annals record that as early as the Republican era, it was widely sold to Guangdong, Hong Kong, Macau, and Southeast Asia, gaining fame both domestically and abroad. This product is meticulously made from various types of wild lilies (available in red, yellow, and white colors) that have been cultivated for over three years...

Xiangzhou Wild Lily Powder

  "No mountain is higher than Shengtang Mountain, no food tastes better than lily powder." Xiangzhou Wild Lily Powder has a long history and is a famous local specialty of Xiangzhou. The county annals record that as early as the Republican era, it was widely sold to Guangdong, Hong Kong, Macau, and Southeast Asia, gaining fame both domestically and abroad. This product is meticulously made from various types of wild lilies (available in red, yellow, and white colors) that have been cultivated for over three years, resulting in a product that is pure white and crystal-clear, with fine grains, a transparent paste-like consistency that allows you to see the bottom of the bowl, and a pure fragrance. It offers both edible and medicinal benefits. The "Compendium of Materia Medica" provides detailed annotations on the therapeutic effects of lilies. This product is committed to using only physical processes in its production—without any chemical additives—preserving the authentic flavor of the lily. It is especially beneficial for those with excessive internal heat, particularly smokers and drinkers, and is also regarded by generations of traditional physicians as one of the best foods for detoxification and clearing heat. It is the perfect choice for gifts, showing filial piety to elders, or visiting the sick.

  

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