Blogs
Bird's Nest Grades Explained: Ten Lei Yen's S and A Grades
How Ten Lei Yen grades its bird's nest into S and A - what S grade (Blue Label Supreme, Red Label Super) and A grade mean, and how grading is judged.
Learn moreReal Whole Bird's Nest vs. Processed Nest: How to Tell the Difference
How to tell genuine whole bird's nest from processed or reshaped nest - soak time, strand structure, shape, and value.
Learn moreWhen Asian Pears Arrive, Bird's Nest Goes Warm Again
Asian pears arrive in late summer, signaling a shift to a warm bird's nest double-boil with rock sugar or monk fruit, red dates, and ginseng — sweet, seasonal, and gently spiced.
Learn moreBird's Nest Terms, Decoded: A First-Time Buyer's Glossary
A plain-English glossary of bird's nest terms — cup, boat, tael, S grade, double-boil, and more — each definition linking to a deeper TLY guide.
Learn moreSaffron Bird's Nest: A Golden, Delicate Double-Boil
A simple saffron bird's nest double-boil: a pinch of saffron threads turns the broth a pale gold, for colour and aroma only.
Learn moreInside a Sorting Room: How Bird's Nest Is Graded by Hand
A look at the sorting bench where every dried bird's nest is graded by hand under strong light — long before it ever reaches a box.
Learn moreA Pandan Bird's Nest, Double-Boiled Until Fragrant
A pandan bird's nest recipe: fresh pandan leaves steeped with soaked nest, gently double-boiled about 40 minutes, sweetened with rock sugar or monk fruit.
Learn moreSame Weight, Different Nest: Why It Looks Different
Two boxes of edible bird's nest at the same gram weight can look completely different. Strand thickness, cup depth, weave density, and drying explain why.
Learn moreHow to Store Edible Bird's Nest: Dry and Cooked Storage Guide
A practical guide to storing edible bird's nest — keep dry nest cool, dark, and airtight for 2-3 years, and refrigerate cooked nest for 3-5 days.
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