Lou Mai Chee Lychee Basket (糯米糍荔枝)

Lou Mai Chee lychee also known as "the king of lychee" is a remarkable variety with distinct characteristics. Its fruit shape is relatively large, resembling a heart shape and its outer shell showcases a vibrant combination of bright red and waxy yellow colours. The shell has thick cracks that are gentle to the touch without any prickly sensations.

The translucent milky white flesh of Lo Mai Chi lychees is exceptionally sweet, surpassing the sweetness of other lychee varieties. These lychees have a remarkably small seed, barely larger than a soybean. The flesh is abundant, thick, and offers an impressive edible yield of nearly 90%. That's why it is named Nuo Mi Ci, as it resembles the soft, glutinous, and sweet texture of the famous Chinese rice dumpling dessert.

STORAGE

Properly store your Lou Mai Chee lychees for long-lasting freshness. Keep them in a cool and dry place, away from direct sunlight. If you want to extend their shelf life, refrigerate them in a breathable container. Enjoy the deliciousness of Nuomici lychees at your own pace!

FUN FACTS & TIPS

Please note that the Lou Mai Chee lychees are packaged in baskets and we are unable to inspect the quality of each individual lychee. If you discover any spoiled or damaged lychees, please contact us immediately at 88333676. Your satisfaction is our top priority, and we will be happy to assist you.

NUTRITION & HEALTH BENEFITS

• Stimulating good blood supply to the hair follicles
• Aid weight loss
• Increase calcium absorption
• Anti-inflammatory agent
• Improve digestion and immunity
• Help remove blemishes
• Neutralising the growth of free radicals 
• Protect the body from various diseases and afflictions

Great source of vitamin A, vitamin C, vitamin E, vitamin K, calcium, copper, zinc and iron


Common Names: Red Lychees, Nuomi Lychee, Nuomi Lychees, Lo Mai Chi, Nuo Mi Chi, Nuomici, Lou Mai Chee, Loh Mai Chi, Loh Mái Chìh, Nuò Mǐ Cí, China Litchi, Litchi Chinensis, Soapberry Family, Sapinaceae, native to the provinces of Kwangtung and Fukien in southern China lichi, evergreen tree, (Sapindaceae)