Dried Fruit

Vietnamese Flower & Berry Tea

The ultimate hot summer refresher - fragrant Vietnamese Black Tea with our crafted blend of Hibiscus Flowers, Rooisbos, Elderberries, Barberries from India, Raspberry and a touch of organic muscovado sugar (4 grams). While... Learn more

Dragonfruit Lime Nectar, Instant Drink Mix

We're loving our Dragon Fruit and Lemon powders from Vietnam. And we found another fun way to enjoy them - they make an amazing, velvety iced drink that is super healthy and addictively delicious. The Vietnamese Lemon is... Learn more

Vietnamese Dragon Fruit Powder, Freeze-Dried

Dragon fruit powder is delicious and packed with nutrients! This powder is from the Red variety (although their color might be better described as purple or fuschia), as opposed to the White variety. They are grown and... Learn more

Vietnamese Red Dragonfruit, Freeze-Dried Chips

Omigod these Dragonfruit Chips are delicious! We had to get them up on the web fast before our staff eats them all, lol. These are the Red variety (although their color might be better described as purple or fuschia), as... Learn more

Vietnamese Dried Ginger

Clean, delicious, all-natural dried ginger is versatile for use as tea and in cooking. Stores well and imparts its flavor into hot water quickly. Less bite than many gingers, and very refreshing. We use these ginger pieces... Learn more

Cochin Melon Powder (Gac)

Cochin Melon (our abbreviation for its botanical name Momordica Cochinchinensis Spreng) is popular throughout Southeast Asia for coloring rice dishes and baked goods, as it has a beautiful orange hue. But it also qualifies... Learn more

Vietnamese Freeze-Dried Lemon Powder, 5 oz.

Here in the USA we are used to Lemons and Limes and Oranges. Heck, they are defined by their colors, right? Yellow, Green, Orange... But around the world there are many other "confused" citrus that don't know what they are... Learn more

Vietnamese Lemon Slices, Dried

Here in the USA we are used to Lemons and Limes and Oranges. Heck, they are defined by their colors, right? Yellow, Green, Orange... But around the world there are many other "confused" citrus that don't know what they are... Learn more