Korean Job's Tears Tea | Macadamia Walnut Almond Yulmu | 10 Sticks

Korean Job's Tears Tea with macadamia, walnut, and almond (마카다미아 호두 아몬드 율무차) is a 10-stick box of instant nutty grain drink powder made in Korea by Danongwon (다농원). Each 0.63 oz (18 g) stick blends roasted rice and bean powders, peanut, crushed almond, macadamia, and walnut, and Job's tears powder with a creamy base, so a warm, toasty cup takes only hot water or milk.

Think of it as the beige, nutty yulmu-cha Koreans sip on a cold afternoon, with real nut pieces in every stick.

At Kosbee, we hand-select authentic Korean foods and bring them to North America. Danongwon is a Korean tea maker in Eumseong, Chungcheongbuk-do, that produces its drink powders in a HACCP-certified facility.

What Is Yulmu-cha (Job's Tears Tea)?

Yulmu (율무) is Job's tears (Coix lacryma-jobi), a grass seed that Korea has long ground into a warm, porridge-like drink called yulmu-cha. Most Korean instant versions are nutty and lightly sweet. In this stick, peanut and roasted grain powders lead the flavor, while Job's tears powder, almond, macadamia, and walnut add the classic yulmu-cha taste and texture.

What's Inside Each Stick

Roasted Grains and Beans

Roasted rice powder, steamed rice powder, alpha corn powder, roasted soybean powder, and Job's tears powder (China).

Nuts

Peanut powder and peanut butter (China), almond (USA), macadamia (Australia), and walnut (USA).

Creamy Base

A non-dairy creamer with coconut oil, plus whey powder and skim milk powder; sugar is the first ingredient.

Nutrition per Stick

82 kcal as printed on the Korean package (about 80 calories), 110 mg sodium, 13 g carbohydrate, 5 g sugars, 3 g fat (1.5 g saturated, 0 g trans), 0 mg cholesterol, 2 g protein.

Caffeine

No coffee or tea leaves are listed in the ingredients; this is a grain-and-nut drink.

Net Weight

6.35 oz (180 g): 10 sticks × 0.63 oz (18 g), nitrogen-flushed.

Origin

Product of Korea, made in a HACCP-certified facility. Food type: instant tea powder (고형차).

How to Make It

Hot: stir one stick into about 2.7 fl oz (80 mL) of hot water or warm milk, as the package directs.

Latte: Danongwon suggests milk for a smoother, richer cup, or pouring it over ice for an iced yulmu latte.

Yulmu-cha vs Misugaru

Both are Korean grain drinks, but they taste different. Misugaru is a roasted multigrain powder that is usually unsweetened and mixed cold, while yulmu-cha is a sweet, creamy, nutty cup most often served warm. If you like grain lattes, compare it with our Korean Ube Grain Latte.

Storage, Allergens, and Good to Know

Store in a dry, cool place to keep the flavor and aroma. Once a stick is open, mix it right away.

Contains: Milk, Soy, Peanuts, and Tree nuts (walnut, almond, macadamia). Made in a facility that also processes peach, wheat, and buckwheat.

If you are pregnant or nursing, take any medication, or are under medical care, consult your healthcare provider before use. Enjoy in moderation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this Job's tears tea made in Korea?

Yes. It is made in Korea by Danongwon (다농원) in a HACCP-certified facility and shipped from our New Jersey warehouse. The Job's tears and peanut come from China, the almond and walnut from the USA, and the macadamia from Australia.

What does it taste like?

It is creamy and gently sweet, with a toasty, peanut-forward grain flavor and small pieces of almond, macadamia, and walnut.

How do I make it?

Stir one stick into about 2.7 fl oz (80 mL) of hot water or warm milk. For an iced latte, dissolve it, add milk, and pour it over ice.

Does it contain caffeine?

No coffee or tea leaves are listed in the ingredients. If you add an espresso shot to the latte, that adds caffeine.

What allergens does it contain?

It contains milk, soy, peanuts, and tree nuts (walnut, almond, macadamia). It is made in a facility that also processes peach, wheat, and buckwheat.

A Warm, Nutty Cup, One Stick at a Time

Each 10-stick box ships from our New Jersey warehouse within one business day, with free shipping on orders of $60 or more.

Explore Korean Herbal & Grain Teas at Kosbee. More drink sticks: Korean Drink Sticks, including Korean Macadamia Ssanghwa Tea.