Mix Galamandeunbae pear juice with doraji tea and you get the Bae-Doraji Mojito. The cool sweetness of pear meets the subtle bitterness of doraji, creating a soothing combination for your throat — a healthy drink that's become a word-of-mouth favorite at convenience stores.
A Sweetness That Looks After Your Throat Too
The rich pear flesh and sweetness of Galamandeunbae blend with the deep, slightly bitter flavor of doraji tea for a well-balanced taste. Both pear and doraji have long been considered good for the throat in Korea, making this combo a popular pick during seasonal changes or when your throat feels scratchy.
How to Make It
1. Fill a convenience store ice cup with ice 2. Pour in Galamandeunbae pear juice and doraji tea in a 1:1 ratio 3. Stir gently with a spoon or straw to combine
Tips
Reduce the doraji tea slightly for a milder, less bitter taste Add a splash of sparkling water for a refreshing, mojito-like fizz that matches its name A great combination to recommend when your throat feels scratchy or you're catching a seasonal cold
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