| 摘要 |
A tea is made from a hard-fleshed, light-colored fruit such as the quince by a process of first grating the flesh of the fruit, heating the gratings to dry the grated strips and brown them slightly, and then grilling the mass on a hot, oil-less surface until the fruit turns a darker brown. The shredded mass is then removed from the heat. When steeped in boiling water, it produces a naturally sweet caffeine-free imitation of real tea.
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