Where is Bird’s Nest Soup Coming From

 Some people might be wondering about this particular nutritious food: Where is actually Bird’s Nest Soup coming from? Where is all those benefits coming from? Which are pure and which are not? How to differentiate good ones from bad ones? We’ll cover them all in this piece of article.

 

Where is Bird’s Nest Soup Coming From

Where is Bird’s Nest Soup coming from?

Edible Bird’s Nest Soup is actually a product coming from the swiftlets solidified saliva to consume by human. The grade of the Bird’s Nest Soup depends on the type of bird, its dietary and the quality of the bird's house and its process. In Company, the Bird’s Nest Soup is harvested, cleaned, processed, and inspected according to high standards set, then packed and sent to the stores and outlets.

Indonesian Bird’s Nest Soup quality has been known as the top one among other countries. In this country, there are several birds’ houses in South Sumatra, West Java, East Java, Central Java, Kalimantan, Sulawesi, Malaka, and surround. With 20 years of experience in this business, our people in Indonesia have helped us to maintain the high quality of the Bird’s Nest Soup. As the result, not only to Australia, our products have been exported to China and Hong Kong. This has proved the international quality our Bird’s Nest Soup has.

The color of the Bird’s Nest Soup

Bird’s Nest Soup might be different in color, which some are red. Contrary to popular belief, red Bird’s Nest Soup is not coming from the blood of the swiftlets or different swiftlets that consume different kinds of water or food. Bird’s Nest Soup red color is caused by oxidation or minerals absorbed from the environment hence might be harmful for human. Therefore, it is not advised to consume too heavily colored Bird’s Nest Soup. Moreover, some irresponsible Bird’s Nest Soup trader even dyed the Bird’s Nest Soup red to sell with higher prices.

Genuine and fake ones

The genuine Bird’s Nest Soup can be seen from the appearance, which consists of two main types of filaments (outer layer is longer and bigger, whereas the inner is finer and shorter). During cooking or boiling, the fine scent of near albumin smell will occur. After cooking, a good Bird’s Nest Soup inner filaments become water-soluble. This is important to distinguish a genuine Bird’s Nest Soup from the fake one, because more unethical companies would increase the weight of Bird’s Nest Soup by adding additives such as jelly, animal skin, or white fungus.

Bird’s Nest Soup Benefits

Some research shows that bird’s nest soup is rich in antioxidant, protein, amino acids, collagen, and other nutrients and minerals, which are required and good for the body. Specifically, Bird’s Nest Soup contain 0.6% fibre, 60% protein, 0.75% fats, 8% moisture, 23% carbohydrate, and 0.6% ash. It is known to stimulate digestive system, improve immune system, restore internal organs, cleanse blood toxin, prevent respiratory problems, anti-aging, relieve fatigue, and provide other numerous benefits for elderly, pregnant women, mothers, kids, or even smokers. Therefore, it is recommended to consume Bird’s Nest Soup regularly to maximize the benefits contained in Bird’s Nest Soup. Back to top