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Q: Is Tajin the same as li hing mui?

If youre familiar with the Mexican fruit seasoning tajin, or the candy lucas, li hing is the sweeter, milder version of that. (Fun fact: The Mexican snack saladitos are almost identical to li hing mui. Saladitos tend to be saltier, and may have chile on them. Traveling plum” indeed.)

Q: What is li hing mui powder used for?

Li Hing Powder refers to the powder thats made from grinding up the seeds. The powder is used for sprinkling on things (eg. shave ice, popcorn, and fresh fruit), mixing into things (like juices and cocktails) or cooking.

Li Hing Powder

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Li Hing Mui Powder
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Is Tajin the same as li hing mui?
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Enjoy: It's time to enjoy life! Plum powder. www.enjoysnacks.com. Product of Thailand.

Nutrition Facts

Serving Size :	1ONZ
Servings Per Container :	2

Calories

Amount Per serving 39

% Daily Value 0%

Calories from Fat

Amount Per serving (-) Information is currently not available for this nutrient

Daily Value (-) Information is currently not available for this nutrient

Total Fat

Amount Per serving 0g

Daily Value 0%

Saturated Fat

Amount Per serving 0g

Daily Value 0%

Trans Fat

Amount Per serving 0g

Daily Value 0%

Polyunsaturated Fat

Amount Per serving (-) Information is currently not available for this nutrient

Daily Value (-) Information is currently not available for this nutrient

Monounsaturated Fat

Amount Per serving (-) Information is currently not available for this nutrient

Daily Value (-) Information is currently not available for this nutrient

Cholesterol

Amount Per serving 0mg

Daily Value 0%

Sodium

Amount Per serving 81mg

Daily Value 3%

Potassium

Amount Per serving (-) Information is currently not available for this nutrient

Daily Value (-) Information is currently not available for this nutrient

Total Carbohydrate

Amount Per serving 11g

Daily Value 4%

Dietary Fiber

Amount Per serving 1.3g

Daily Value 5%

Total Sugars

Amount Per serving 0.8g

Daily Value 0%

Added Sugars

Amount Per serving (-) Information is currently not available for this nutrient

Daily Value (-) Information is currently not available for this nutrient

Protein

Amount Per serving 0.8g

Daily Value 0%

Calcium

Amount Per serving 0mg

Daily Value 0%

Iron

Amount Per serving 0mg

Daily Value 0%

Plum Extract, Salt, Licorice, FD&C: Red 40, Yellow 5, Aspartame.

Warning

Contains: Phenylketonuric: Contains phenylalanine.

Li Hing Mui Powder

Li Hing Mui Powder topping for Shaved Ice:

1 pound li hing mui powder used as toppings for shaved ice. This is the same powder we use for our li hing mui concentrates! You could use it for popcorn and other treats. Local favorite!

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Pink Version - Standard version, less sour, sweeter.

Brown Version- Local version, more seed, traditional

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Dried, salted plum ground into a powder. Available in 1 oz. ($2.25), 4 oz. ($5.75), and 16 oz. ($22.00) packages.

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Is Tajin the same as li hing mui?

If you're familiar with the Mexican fruit seasoning tajin, or the candy lucas, li hing is the sweeter, milder version of that. (Fun fact: The Mexican snack saladitos are almost identical to li hing mui. Saladitos tend to be saltier, and may have chile on them. “Traveling plum” indeed.)

What is li hing mui powder used for?

Li Hing Powder refers to the powder that's made from grinding up the seeds. The powder is used for sprinkling on things (eg. shave ice, popcorn, and fresh fruit), mixing into things (like juices and cocktails) or cooking.

What is li hing mui powder made of?

Li Hing Mui Powder is made from salted preserved Asian plums and is famous in Hawaii for its use on almost every local snack. A great addition to gummy bears, pineapple, arare, popcorn, and more!