Ssuk cha 🍵🇰🇷 is one of my favorite traditional Korean tea and since it’s often u…

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Ssuk cha 🍵🇰🇷 is one of my favorite traditional Korean tea and since it’s often used in its powder form to flavor both traditional and western desserts in Korea you can enjoy it in many forms. I don’t even need to say it: its taste is so delicious, aromatic and unique. I will always choose it over matcha (sorry not sorry) 🌿 Of course I also choose it for its amazing properties: ✨ Detoxifies the body 🌿 Aids digestion 🧘‍♀️ Calms the mind 💤 Promotes restful sleep (no caffeine) 💫 Rich in antioxidants 💃 Supports hormonal balance in women I miss having Ssuk cheesecake for my dessert 😭 #ssukcha #mugworttea #koreanwellness #herbalhealing #hormonebalance #womenshealth

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Platform: instagram
Post type: reel
Post subtype: clip
Posted at: 2025-04-04T10:20:34.000Z
Duration: 38.6s
Discovery source: tampermonkey
Visible on profile: earljtea
Discovered at: 2026-04-15

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A video showing the preparation of Korean Ssuk cha (Mugwort tea), highlighting its common use in Korean cuisine and its potential health benefits for women.

Format: educational explainer
Setting: indoor tea-brewing setup
Mood: calm
Language: english · no audio + on-screen text

Visible tea items

kyusutea liquor in cuploose leavestea scale

Mentioned teas

Ssuk chaMugwort

Mentioned places

Korea

Notable details

The video uses a red side-handled teapot (kyusu style).
The tea leaves are shown in a wooden scoop before brewing.
On-screen text mentions that green-colored desserts in Korea are often Ssuk-flavored rather than Matcha.
The tea is served in a hexagonal glass pitcher before being poured into a ceramic cup.

Analysed by supadata · prompt supadata-recon-v1 · 2026-04-15

LLM outputs

supadata-recon-v1·supadata-recon-v1·supadata-extract·completed·4/15/2026, 11:48:46 PM

A video showing the preparation of Korean Ssuk cha (Mugwort tea), highlighting its common use in Korean cuisine and its potential health benefits for women.

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