Lei cha (擂茶; lěi chá; literally "pounded tea") is a Hakka tea-based beverage or gruel consisting of a mix of tea leaves that are ground or pounded together with various roasted nuts, seeds, and grains. The tea is drunk for breakfast or on cold winters as a tasty and healthy restorative. Lei cha is very popular in Taiwan, Southern China, Malaysia as well as any locations with a large population of Hakka people.
客家还有这样一个说法:“吃了七样菜,各人做零星”,意味着吃了七种菜,就要开始干活了。所以年初七吃“七样菜”,实际也是过年后的一种开工仪式。
好,吃过客家擂茶七样菜,知道一点自己客家人的风俗,你们想不想知道客家擂茶的由来吗?那就别忘了常回“家”来看看!
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