Mugwort soy milk for busy mornings: Garuseonsaeng Fresh Soy Milk

On weekdays, I often looked for something simple because it was hard to properly fit in lunch while working. Since I was also managing my weight, I was interested in products that were convenient yet filling. I chose the mugwort flavor of Garuseonsaeng Mix-and-Drink Fresh Soy Milk, which I discovered at Olive Young, and drank a glass in place of breakfast or lunch.

What flavors are available, and why did I choose mugwort?

At the time the original post was written, there were three flavors: seoritae (black soybean), matcha, and mugwort. I chose mugwort because I already like it. I also found it convenient that I could make it simply by adding water, without preparing any other ingredients.

What ingredients and nutrition information did I check?

I was interested in the product description stating that it uses natural whole ingredients and a 100% plant-based protein base.

The figures I checked on the ingredient label were 5.5g of sugars and 4.8g of protein. However, the original post did not specify the serving size these figures were based on.

Is it easy to carry on the way to work?

A box contains seven sachets, each individually packaged. I actually carried a few sachets in my bag. It was convenient to take one when I was hungry at work and mix it into a bottle of water.

Does it dissolve well in cold water, and how much water did I use?

The powder was a vivid green, and when I opened the packet, a rich, nutty mugwort aroma came through. Rather than feeling light and dusty, the powder seemed slightly weighty and finely textured.

I put the powder and 100ml of cold water into a shaker and drank it after shaking. With that amount of water, it was thick and rich. When I wanted a thinner drink, I could add a little more water to adjust the consistency.

How were the mugwort aroma and texture?

After shaking it thoroughly, it dissolved without lumps and went down smoothly. The mugwort aroma was fairly strong, with a nutty taste alongside it. The preparation was simple, but the flavor did not feel light. What was most convenient was that it mixed well even in cold water, so I could drink it right away.

It worked well for a quick drink when I was hungry while managing my weight or on a busy commute. For me, the fact that I only needed water and could enjoy the mugwort flavor I like in a rich form suited me well.

What purchase sources and discount schedule did the original post mention?

I first learned about the product at Olive Young. The original post, written on Jun 28, 2026, stated that special prices for the mugwort, Jeju matcha, and seoritae flavors were scheduled at Olive Better from Jul 10 to Jul 19. This was the schedule provided at the time, and no specific prices were recorded.