Iced Bayberry Juice
1.
Soak the bayberry in salt water for half an hour (actually, there are few bayberry bugs just on the market, but for safety, it is better to soak). After washing twice, put it in a pot, add water, and then change to a low heat to boil. five minutes
2.
Use a spoon to press the red bayberry one by one to make the juice come out a little bit more. After pressing all of them, add rock sugar and continue cooking for a while
3.
Strain the bayberry juice with a sieve, put it in the refrigerator after cooling, and pour it out whenever you want to drink. It tastes great