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As the Daxue (Major Snow) solar term arrives, daylight shortens and the cold deepens across the Northern Hemisphere. An old saying goes, "Nourish during Daxue, power up like a tiger in spring." This solar term marks the prime time for warming tonic, yang replenishment, and energy banking—perfect for building your winter reserves. But who has hours to spend in the kitchen these days? Don't worry. The multifunctional blender from Shenzhen SUNKONZ Technology Co., Ltd. makes winter nourishment both effortless and efficient, easily unlocking new Wellness Hacks for Daxue.

 

Warm soups are a Daxue essential. While the cold-busting powerhouse ginger and jujube soup is simple, it requires proper ingredient prep first. Use the high-speed blending function of the SUNKONZ blender to turn ginger slices and red dates into a fine paste. Pour it into a pot for a quick heat-up, and you'll have a thick, warm soup in minutes—releasing the ingredients' full essence. A cup in the morning warms you from the inside out. For a more advanced tonic, use the blender to mince lamb with chopped Chinese angelica (danggui) and goji berries into a paste. Turn it into lamb meatballs or filling for a soup that absorbs flavor more easily. This protein-rich, digestible broth helps the body store energy, perfectly meeting Daxue's need for "nourishing the kidneys and strengthening the bones."

 

Seasonal citrus fruits like Nanfeng tangerines, Gannan navel oranges, and Zizhong snow oranges are great for preventing rhinitis and relieving phlegm and coughs. The juicing function of the SUNKONZ blender comes in handy—just peel fresh citrus, put it in, and in seconds you have pure, additive-free juice. If that's too plain, add some ginger chunks to make a ginger-orange drink—a sweet-sour flavor with a warm kick loved by all ages. Don't waste the peels either. Dry them and use the blender's grinding function to turn them into powder—a natural seasoning for dishes or tea.

 

 How can a Daxue diet lack black foods? Black sesame seeds, black beans, and the like are excellent for quickly replenishing energy. After roasting (or baking), use the blender's grinding function to make black sesame paste or soy milk—creamy and easier to absorb. Soaked black wood ear mushrooms can be minced in the blender and added to meatballs for texture or tossed into soups for umami—saving time and effort. For hotpot lovers, the blender is a true "kitchen hero"—mincing fresh meatballs and grinding hotpot base ingredients in one go, handling all the prep work. Enjoy high-calorie feasts with family without the hassle of prepping ingredients.

 

 Considering the need for quick energy replenishment after morning exercises during Daxue, the SUNKONZ blender can also swiftly make nutrient pastes and hot drinks. Combine roasted nuts, grains, and ingredients like red dates in the blender to make a warm paste—a nutritious breakfast ready in minutes, helping you recover fast after a workout. Its versatile functions perfectly fit Daxue wellness needs, making "nourishing throughout winter's 'Sanjiu' cold spell" no longer a chore.

 

 This Daxue, let SUNKONZ® multifunctional blender simplify your winter nourishment—storing energy and boosting your health with ease. 

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