Orh Nee (Taro)

Orh Nee (Taro)

$6.90
The ultimate comfort dessert (quite often the only reason we put up with going to chinese wedding banquets as kids), orh nee is a guilty pleasure to be had occasionally. For breakfast, we made it less sinful by replacing the sugar and lard with purple sweet potatoes, organic agave and a dash of oat milk. Finish it off with roasted pumpkins, ginkgo, and coconut chips and you'll be living every kid's life-long dream: eating dessert for breakfast.
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Taro: Identified by its mildly floral almost creamy sweetness, taro is a great way to introduce floral notes without overpowering the other ingredients. Plus it full of fiber and amazing for our digestive system

Purple Sweet Potato: As vibrant in color as in taste, we love adding this potato as a compliment to the milder taro. Full of anthocyanin pigments (the same ones you find in blueberries), it is also a great way to help boost your anti-oxidant intake

Ginkgo: We've always been told that gingko was great at enhancing memory and vision (probably why we were made to ingest so much of it during the exam periods). Thankfully it is quite delicious so regardless of whether it works, everyone gets rewarded!

Key Ingredients

Taro: Identified by its mildly floral almost creamy sweetness, taro is a great way to introduce floral notes without overpowering the other ingredients. Plus it full of fiber and amazing for our digestive system

Purple Sweet Potato: As vibrant in color as in taste, we love adding this potato as a compliment to the milder taro. Full of anthocyanin pigments (the same ones you find in blueberries), it is also a great way to help boost your anti-oxidant intake

Ginkgo: We've always been told that gingko was great at enhancing memory and vision (probably why we were made to ingest so much of it during the exam periods). Thankfully it is quite delicious so regardless of whether it works, everyone gets rewarded!