[ATOMY INDIA] Atomy Bird's Nest Drink Promo

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Did you know that bird nest is actually made of bird’s saliva? That’s right! Indian and Chinese swiftlets and other species of edible-nest swiftlets use hardened saliva to build nests that may be harvested for human food. Their rarity, high protein content, and rich flavour make them a highly sought-after item in Chinese cuisine.

Bird’s nests are also considered a luxury by the majority of the older Chinese population, (such as your grandparents or parents). Something that they usually consumed on rare occasions or when they have extra money. But the truth is, bird nest is something that you’d eat every now and again to maintain your wellness in check.

Keen to try one? Good. You’ve come to the right place. Here at Glitz, we’re listing down some of the best bird nest you can find.

As mentioned above, bird’s nest is literally, bird saliva. This is the primary reason why many people are opposed to drinking or eating bird’s nest soup. They are known as a pharmaceutical combination that is thought to benefit digestion, strengthen the immune system, and, most importantly, increase libido. Swiftlets, which are native to Southeast Asia, also produce bird’s nest soup. Bird’s nest is also just dried and hardened saliva, but it’s not as horrible as it sounds. It can actually taste wonderful, similar to dessert.