Mint Granules (Bo He Ke Li)™ — 100 g

Fresh mint aroma. Cool herbal character. A versatile botanical leaf for refreshing infusions, tea pairings and chilled preparations.

Discover Mint Granules (Bo He Ke Li / 薄荷颗粒)—dried Mint leaf material presented in a compact curled or small-piece format for convenient measuring, blending and everyday preparation.

With 100 g / 3.53 oz of dried Mint Granules, this generous lightweight format brings one of the freshest sensory profiles to the botanical pantry:

Fresh · Cool · Minty · Herbal · Clean

Its recognizable Mint aroma creates a noticeably lighter and brighter experience than earthy roots, sweet dried fruits or strongly bitter botanicals.

Enjoy Mint on its own according to the product directions, pair it with Green or Jasmine Tea, combine it with Lemon or floral ingredients, or prepare an appropriate infusion to enjoy warm or chilled.

Why You’ll Appreciate It

• 100 g / 3.53 oz — a generous lightweight format for repeated preparations

• Dried Mint leaf material — visible botanical pieces rather than fine powder

• Fresh, recognizable aroma — distinctly Minty and herbal

• Cool, clean character — refreshing rather than earthy, sweet or bitter

• Convenient small-piece format — easy to measure, portion and blend

• Warm or chilled versatility — suitable for different seasonal serving styles

• Excellent for pairing — explore with Green Tea, Jasmine Tea, Lemon, Chrysanthemum, Rose or Ginger

• Blend-friendly format — compact pieces distribute easily among other visible ingredients

Product at a Glance

• Product: Mint Granules (Bo He Ke Li)™

• Chinese name: 薄荷颗粒

• Pinyin: Bo He Ke Li

• Ingredient name: Bo He / 薄荷

• Also known as: Dried Mint Leaves · Mint Leaf Granules · Curled Dried Mint Leaf Pieces

• Form: Dried Mint granules / small curled Mint leaf pieces

• Net weight: 100 g / 3.53 oz

• Appearance: Green dried leaf material with naturally curled texture

• Aroma: Fresh · Herbal · Distinctly Minty

• Flavour: Fresh · Cool · Minty · Herbal · Clean · Gently vegetal

• Infusion character: Clear pale yellow-green to light golden-green

• Category: Botanical leaves / herbal infusion ingredient

• Best for: Mint infusions · Tea pairings · Chilled preparations · Botanical blends

• Preparation: Follow product-specific serving and preparation directions

• Tea leaves: Contains no Camellia sinensis tea leaves

• Ideal for: Mint lovers · Tea enthusiasts · Botanical-blend explorers · Shoppers who prefer fresh, clean flavours

• Format advantage: Small visible leaf pieces are easy to portion and blend

• Important distinction: “Granules” refers to small curled leaf pieces rather than fine powder

• Species note: Do not automatically identify this product as Peppermint or Spearmint unless confirmed by supplier documentation or packaging

Natural dried Mint may vary slightly in leaf-piece size, curl, shape and green-to-olive-green colour.

What Are Mint Granules?

Mint Granules / Bo He Ke Li / 薄荷颗粒 are dried Mint leaf material presented in a compact curled or small-piece format.

For English-language product identification:

Mint Granules · Dried Mint Leaves · Bo He Ke Li · 薄荷颗粒

all describe the ingredient presented here.

The word “Granules” refers to the compact physical form.

It does not mean the product is finely ground Mint powder.

What Does Bo He Ke Li Mean?

The Chinese name can be understood as:

Bo He / 薄荷 = Mint

Ke Li / 颗粒 = Granules

Therefore:

Bo He Ke Li / 薄荷颗粒 = Mint Granules

The underlying ingredient is Bo He / 薄荷 — Mint.

Are Mint Granules Powder?

No.

This product remains visible as:

Small Dried Mint Leaf Pieces

rather than fine powder.

You can still see:

• Green leaf material

• Curled texture

• Natural botanical structure

• Natural variation in piece size

• Green-to-olive-green tones

For shoppers who prefer recognizable botanical ingredients rather than powders, this is an important product distinction.

Taste & Character

Mint offers a distinctly fresh herbal experience rather than fruit sweetness or root bitterness.

Flavour Character:
Fresh · Cool · Minty · Herbal · Clean

Within a flavour-driven botanical pantry:

Ginger → Warm & spicy

Dandelion Root → Earthy & deeper

Bitter Melon → Bitter & vegetal

Monk Fruit → Naturally sweet

Mint → Fresh & cooling

This gives Mint a particularly clear role for shoppers seeking a crisp, clean botanical flavour.

Fresh, Recognizable Mint Aroma

Mint is one of the easiest botanical ingredients to recognize by aroma.

Its fresh herbal fragrance immediately distinguishes it from:

Sweet Fruits · Floral Botanicals · Earthy Roots · Bitter Fruits

The aroma itself is one of Mint Granules' strongest sensory selling points.

Its exact intensity can vary according to the amount used, water volume, temperature, preparation time and natural variation in the leaves.

What Kind of Mint Is This?

The available product information identifies the ingredient broadly as:

Mint / Bo He / 薄荷

It does not establish a specific Mint species.

For that reason, the safest and most accurate primary product identity is:

Mint Granules (Bo He Ke Li)™

rather than automatically assigning a specific type such as Peppermint or Spearmint.

Is This Peppermint?

Do not assume so.

Peppermint is a specific Mint type associated with:

Mentha × piperita

The available product information does not confirm that this product is Peppermint.

Unless supplier documentation or the final product packaging confirms that identity, it should remain identified as Mint / Bo He / 薄荷.

Is This Spearmint?

Not necessarily.

Spearmint is a specific Mint type commonly associated with:

Mentha spicata

The available product information does not establish that this product is Spearmint.

Therefore:

Mint ≠ Automatically Peppermint

and

Mint ≠ Automatically Spearmint

What Does Mint Infusion Look Like?

Depending on preparation, Mint Granules can produce a:

Clear · Pale Yellow-Green · Light Golden-Green

botanical infusion.

The exact appearance may vary with:

• Amount of Mint

• Water volume

• Water temperature

• Preparation time

• Natural variation in the leaves

The finished cup does not need to become intensely green to provide recognizable Mint aroma and flavour.

How to Prepare Mint Granules

Mint is a botanical leaf rather than conventional tea from Camellia sinensis.

Follow the product-specific preparation directions.

01 · Check

Use the serving amount recommended on the product label.

02 · Measure

Place the directed amount in clean teaware or another suitable preparation vessel.

03 · Add Water

Use fresh drinking water at the temperature specified for the product.

04 · Infuse

Follow the recommended preparation duration.

05 · Strain if Appropriate

Strain according to the product directions or recipe.

06 · Enjoy

Enjoy the recognizable fresh Mint aroma and cooling herbal character.

Do not automatically apply conventional Green Tea or Black Tea parameters.

How Much Mint Should I Use?

Use the serving amount specified on the product label.

This page does not assign an independent universal serving quantity.

The final aroma and flavour strength can change according to the amount used and preparation method.

Is Mint Tea Actually Tea?

Not technically when Mint is used by itself.

Traditional:

Green Tea · White Tea · Oolong · Black Tea · Pu-erh

comes from:

Camellia sinensis

Mint is a:

Botanical Leaf

A preparation made only from Mint and water is therefore more accurately described as a:

Mint Infusion

or:

Herbal Infusion

However, shoppers commonly search for:

Mint Tea · Dried Mint Tea · Herbal Mint Tea · Bo He Tea

These phrases are useful for product discovery while the page maintains accurate ingredient classification.

Warm or Chilled — Enjoy It Your Way

An appropriately prepared Mint infusion may be enjoyed:

Warm

or:

Chilled

according to the product directions and recipe.

This flexibility makes Mint Granules particularly useful throughout the year.

Warm Mint Infusion

Explore the fresh herbal aroma in a simple warm botanical preparation.

Chilled Mint Infusion

Prepare according to the product directions, then chill the finished infusion when appropriate for a lighter serving style.

Iced Tea Pairing

Mint may also be incorporated into appropriate iced-tea recipes.

When combining Mint with conventional tea, follow preparation guidance suitable for both ingredients.

Best Tea & Botanical Pairings

Mint's fresh character makes it one of the more versatile botanical pairing ingredients.

Mint + Green Tea

Fresh tea character + cooling Mint aroma

Green Tea provides a crisp tea foundation alongside Mint.

Mint + Jasmine Tea

Floral tea + clean herbal finish

Jasmine Tea brings floral aroma beside Mint's fresh cooling character.

Mint + Lemon

Bright citrus + refreshing Mint

Lemon and Mint create a familiar fresh flavour direction.

Mint + Chrysanthemum

Floral botanical + cool herbal notes

Chrysanthemum offers a gentle floral contrast.

Mint + Rose

Aromatic floral character + clean Mint finish

Rose creates a softer aromatic direction alongside Mint.

Mint + Ginger

Cooling Mint + warming Ginger

This pairing creates one of the clearest sensory contrasts in the botanical pantry:

Mint → Cool · Fresh

Ginger → Warm · Spicy

Follow preparation guidance appropriate to every ingredient being combined.

Mint Granules vs. Whole Mint Leaves

Both formats can provide recognizable Mint character, but their physical presentation differs.

Mint Granules

• Small curled or granulated leaf pieces

• Convenient portioning

• Compact storage

• Easy to distribute through blends

• Particularly suited to infusions and botanical combinations

Whole Mint Leaves

• Larger visible leaves

• Larger individual pieces

• More traditional whole-leaf appearance

• Stronger visual presentation

• Particularly suited when leaf appearance matters

Neither format is universally better.

Choose Mint Granules when easy measuring, compact storage and blending matter most.

Choose Whole Mint Leaves when larger visible leaves are preferred.

A Fresh Addition to the Botanical Pantry

Mint Granules fit naturally alongside:

Green Tea · Jasmine Tea · Lemon · Chrysanthemum · Rose · Ginger · Citrus · Other Botanical Leaves

Within a flavour-driven botanical pantry:

Monk Fruit → Sweet

Bitter Melon → Bitter

Dandelion Root → Earthy

Ginger → Warm

Mint → Cool · Fresh

This gives Mint a clear role:

The fresh and cooling leaf choice for shoppers exploring botanical infusions, tea pairings and custom blends.

For PandaHomeMart, the strongest collection placement is:

Healing Botanicals → Leaves

It also connects naturally with:

Tea Flavor Matching · Recipes & Pairings · Build Your Own Botanical Blend · Green Tea · Jasmine Tea

Important Product Guidance

Mint Granules are a botanical leaf ingredient, not conventional tea from Camellia sinensis.

For this product:

• Follow the serving amount provided on the product label

• Follow all product-specific preparation directions

• Follow all warning and usage information printed on the packaging

• Do not automatically apply conventional loose-leaf tea parameters

• Do not assume the product is Peppermint or Spearmint unless the exact Mint type is confirmed

• Do not assume “Granules” means powder

• When combining Mint with tea, citrus, flowers or other botanicals, follow preparation guidance appropriate to every ingredient

This page focuses on:

Ingredient Identity · Fresh Aroma · Cooling Character · Visible Leaf Format · Preparation · Pairings · Product Comparison

rather than unsupported treatment or wellness claims.

Storage & Care

To help preserve Mint's fresh aroma and quality, keep the container tightly closed in a cool, dry place away from moisture, excessive humidity, direct sunlight, heat and strongly scented ingredients.

Use clean, dry utensils when handling the Mint.

Refer to the product packaging for the best-before date and any additional preparation or storage information.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are Mint Granules?

Mint Granules are dried Mint leaf material presented in a compact curled or small-piece format for botanical preparations.

What is Bo He?

Bo He / 薄荷 is the Chinese name used for Mint.

What does Bo He Ke Li mean?

Bo He / 薄荷 means Mint.

Ke Li / 颗粒 means Granules.

Together:

Bo He Ke Li / 薄荷颗粒 = Mint Granules

How much is included?

This package contains 100 g / 3.53 oz of Mint Granules.

Are Mint Granules made from Mint leaves?

The product is presented as dried Mint leaf material.

Refer to the ingredient statement on the packaging for the definitive product composition.

Are Mint Granules powder?

No.

This product is presented as visible small curled or granulated Mint leaf pieces rather than fine powder.

What do Mint Granules taste like?

They generally have a:

Fresh · Cool · Minty · Herbal · Clean

sensory character.

What do Mint Granules smell like?

They have a recognizable fresh, herbal and distinctly Minty aroma.

What colour is the infusion?

Depending on preparation, Mint can produce a:

Clear Pale Yellow-Green → Light Golden-Green

botanical infusion.

What kind of Mint is this?

The available product information identifies the ingredient broadly as:

Mint / Bo He / 薄荷

This page does not assign a specific Mint species unless confirmed by supplier documentation or product packaging.

Are these Peppermint Granules?

Do not assume so.

Peppermint refers specifically to Mentha × piperita.

Unless the product label or supplier confirms that identity, the product should remain identified as Mint Granules.

Is this Spearmint?

Not necessarily.

Spearmint is a specific Mint type commonly associated with Mentha spicata.

The available information does not establish that this product is Spearmint.

Is this Peppermint or Spearmint?

The available information does not establish either specific identity.

Until the exact Mint species is confirmed, the clearest product identity remains:

Mint Granules / Bo He Ke Li / 薄荷颗粒

Is Mint Tea real tea?

Not technically when Mint is used by itself.

Mint is not Camellia sinensis.

A water-based Mint preparation is more accurately described as a Mint or Herbal Infusion.

Can Mint Granules be brewed like tea?

Do not automatically use standard loose-leaf tea parameters.

Follow the product-specific serving amount, water temperature and preparation time.

How much Mint should I use?

Use the serving amount specified on the product label.

This page does not assign an independent universal serving quantity.

Can Mint Granules be enjoyed chilled?

Yes.

An appropriately prepared Mint infusion may be served warm or chilled according to the product directions and recipe.

Can Mint Granules be used for iced tea?

Yes, in an appropriate recipe.

Prepare the Mint according to the product directions, then chill the infusion or incorporate it into an iced-tea preparation.

Can Mint be paired with Green Tea?

Yes.

Green Tea provides a fresh tea foundation alongside Mint's cooling character.

Can Mint be paired with Jasmine Tea?

Yes.

Jasmine Tea provides floral aroma alongside Mint's fresh herbal finish.

Can Mint be paired with Lemon?

Yes.

Lemon contributes bright citrus character that pairs naturally with Mint.

Can Mint be paired with Chrysanthemum?

Yes.

Chrysanthemum provides floral character beside Mint's clean and cooling herbal direction.

Can Mint be paired with Rose?

Yes.

Rose provides aromatic floral character while Mint adds freshness.

Can Mint be paired with Ginger?

Yes.

Mint and Ginger create a particularly clear sensory contrast:

Mint → Cool & Fresh

Ginger → Warm & Spicy

What pairs well with Mint?

Depending on the recipe, Mint can be explored with:

Green Tea · Jasmine Tea · Lemon · Chrysanthemum · Rose · Ginger

Are Mint Granules the same as whole Mint leaves?

They belong to the same general Mint-leaf ingredient category but differ in physical format.

Mint Granules are presented as small curled leaf pieces, while whole leaves retain a larger visual form.

Why choose Mint Granules instead of whole Mint leaves?

The small-piece format is particularly convenient for:

Portioning · Compact Storage · Blending · Tea Pairings · Botanical Combinations

Who are Mint Granules best for?

They are especially suited to Mint lovers, herbal-infusion enthusiasts, tea drinkers exploring botanical pairings, shoppers who prefer fresh and clean flavours, people building custom botanical blends and anyone searching for Dried Mint Leaves, Bo He / 薄荷 or Bo He Ke Li / 薄荷颗粒.

Bring a Fresh Botanical Moment Home

Fresh Mint aroma. A clear, refreshing botanical cup. Simple alone. Versatile in a blend.

Prepare Mint Granules on their own according to the product directions.

Pair them with Green Tea or Jasmine Tea.

Add Lemon for brightness.

Explore Chrysanthemum or Rose for floral contrast.

Or combine Mint with Ginger for a clear cool-versus-warm sensory experience.

Enjoy the finished preparation warm—or chill it for a lighter, fresher botanical moment.

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