1. Bird's Nest: What does “Raw Nest” mean?
Freshly harvested = Original, intact bird's nest cups harvested without assembly or trimming.
Industry practice: Many instant bird's nests use scraps or strips—low-cost and fragmented.
“Freshly harvested” uses whole nests shredded into jars, not offcuts.
2. Fish Maw: “Deep-sea large-cut fish maw”
Deep-sea large chunks → Not scrap fish maw, not mixed scraps, but whole fish maw cut into chunks and packed.
The nutritional value of fish maw lies primarily in its collagen protein, but the soft, chewy texture of ready-to-eat fish maw is actually more valuable than its nutrition—mothers dislike the fishy smell, and traditional fish maw is troublesome to prepare. Ready-to-eat + coconut milk to eliminate fishiness precisely solves this pain point.
3. Thick Coconut Milk: Flavor Design
Modernizing traditional tonics as youthful, snack-like treats.
Traditional fish maw/bird's nest is clear-simmered/rock sugar-sweetened, appealing mainly to middle-aged and elderly consumers.
Coconut milk base: Eliminates fishiness, enhances aroma, and creates a dessert-like texture.
Encourages daughters who dislike tonics to buy them for their mothers—and even enjoy them together.
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