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Mohana (glass, saucer, and flavored candies) is a retelling of an old tradition. In many cultures, eating or drinking coffee and tea has its own customs. These traditions have undergone extensive transformations and changes over time.
For example, in recent years, Iranians must have drunk tea in narrow-waisted glasses. They must have poured the tea in a saucer. They must have used candy in their tea.
Let's not forget that for many years, tea is the first item that is used during visits and receiving guests.
Traditions have faded, but we are looking to revive this tradition of tea drinking with the Mohana package (glass, saucer and flavored candy package). Revival of the authentic style of Iranian tea drinking; A narrow waisted cup, saucer and candy.
History of drinking tea in Iran
The history of drinking tea in Iran goes back to the 17th century. Passengers who came to Iran from Farang. On the way back, they talked about teahouses in Iran where government officials and the rich used to gather and drink tea.
Before that, Iranians mostly drank coffee and kandagh, and because the price of tea was very expensive, it was a drink for the rich class of society. Apparently, tea came to Iran from Russia. Although the presence of the British and Ottomans in the south of Iran did not have any effect on the popularity of this drink.
The Russians ate tea with sugar, with a saucer and with big sips, and the English poured sugar into the cup. And then they drank it with small sips and a lot of thought.
In fact, these two traditions, which still remain in Iran, have entered Iran from Russian men and English aristocratic women.
On the other hand, one of the first countries in the Middle East that started tea cultivation was Iran. And tea cultivation became an industry in the country from the end of the 19th century. In fact, before it was cultivated in our country, tea had come to Iran through merchants and traders.
Narrow waist
Mohana's narrow waist strap has a special philosophy. We tell you. The waist of these glasses makes them easy to hold. This waist depression also makes the tea grounds that are at the bottom of the glass unable to pass through the narrow part easily.
Also, if the glass with tea residue is tilted and falls sideways on the floor, the residue will not fall on the floor and carpet.
saucer
A saucer that has been left out of Iranian culture these days. For a specific reason, it is placed next to Estan. The saucer with the doctor is a narrow waist.
In the past, they used a saucer when drinking tea and let the tea cool down in the saucer for a short time. But currently, tea is drunk only with cups and glasses. Since it is generally consumed hot and people call it "hort", it is very effective in the occurrence of cancer and esophageal ulcer.
Mohana will help you change your tea drinking style. Enjoy drinking tea and don't cause any problems for your digestive system.
candy
Nabat is a type of sugar obtained from sugarcane, which is crystallized and formed into beautiful crystals through a physical mechanism dependent on time and temperature.
The plant has many properties for the treatment of diseases and has a warm nature, which is effective in treating coldness.
Uses of sweets
The plant is used to decorate wedding and Haft Sin tables and to sweeten tea and herbal drinks.
Among the most consumed candies are lollipops and branched candies, which have various flavors in the market. Cinnamon, mint, saffron, cumin, lemon, thyme, etc. are among these products that are very pleasant to consume with a cup of hot tea.
Sweets taste better than sugar. Therefore, instead of consuming sugar with tea, you can use the branches of plants that are highly fragile and easily crushed and watered.
The healing properties of the plant
The plant has many therapeutic properties, some of which are mentioned below.
Cantaloupe is effective in treating diarrhea, cough, reducing fatigue and sleepiness, strengthening memory, reducing pain, relieving stomach pain, increasing energy and vitality with cantaloupe.
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