Triangle Bird's Nest Cups are formed when swiftlets build their nests in the 90-degree corners of a bird house. Because of this unique placement, the nests naturally develop a triangular shape rather than the classic round crescent.
Core Features
Natural Geometric Shape: Unique triangular structure that is naturally thicker at the "corners" where the nest was anchored.
Thick & Dense Fibers: Due to the corner placement, these nests often have a tighter fiber weave, leading to a richer and more "gelatinous" consistency when stewed.
High Nutritional Density: Contains the same premium concentration of Sialic Acid and proteins as round cups, but with a more compact physical structure.
