Guangdong snacks

Bronze

Bronze

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Guangdong, commonly known as Copper Spoon Rice, is a well-known Han traditional snack in Guangdong and a thousand-year-old traditional food in the guest area. It is branded as Southern Yushu “Chu-Chu-Chu-Chu-Chu-Chu-Chu-Chu-Chu-Chu-Chu-Chu-Chu-Chu-Chu-Chu-Chu-Chu-Chu-Chu-Chu-Chu-Chu-Chu-Chu-Chu-Chu-Chu-Chu-Chu-Chu-Chu-Chu-Chu-Chu-Chu-Chu-Chu-Chu-Chu-Chu-Chu-Chu, which is home-based, leisure, leisure, tourism and gift-giving food of choice. The means of making it by the name of this snack is a small, flat-floor spoon of approximately the size of a cup, with a long handle on it, where the slurry is spread evenly, and where the peanuts or sour or radish shrimp are placed in the centre, then a layer of slurry is spilled and then blown to gold in the oil pan. It's for the folk. It's for the wine。
Egg sausage powder

Egg sausage powder

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The intestine powder, also known as Brasil, is a rice product, also known as Brasil, Powder, because of the high volume of the morning market, the supply of most stores is not enough, and people are often waiting in line to eat, and are therefore dubbed as “poaching powder”. The products are known as “white as snow, thin as paper, oil bright and smooth”. In Guangzhou, intestinal powder is a very common food in the neighborhood, which is cheap, delicious, salty and well-known to women and children, and is almost available from the unattractive tea market to five star-class hotels. Now the intestine powder is an essential part of the Guangzhou Tea House, the winer's morning and night market, and it's a variety of styles
White loaf

White loaf

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The white cake, also known as Lun-Chi, is the traditional pastry of the Guangdong Pearl River Delta population. When it began in Ming Dynasty, a trader named Liang, who allegedly lost his hand while steaming the cake, causing the powder to fall, was popular, and everyone thought that the new pastry was smooth, colour-colored white, sweet mouths, bullety teeth and mouths. The eater called it "Landbread" and later called it "Whitebread". Most Hong Kong or tea houses in Guangdong are supplied with white cake, and anyone who has tasted [white cake] will be attracted to the taste of this seemingly ignominy, smooth and sweet pastry。
Pancake

Pancake

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Chicken pie: is a traditional Chinese snack in Guangzhou, one of the fragrances, butter, fragrance, salty sweets. Chicken cakes are also a high-calorie food, although few people from the south to the north can deny it. Since winter, our university students in Shandong and Zhejiang have sent messages asking for this year's New Year's gift: chicken cakes. Just because last year I sent them all my own handmade chicken cakes, their answer was, "It's too little to give up." I'll do a dozen pounds, even if it's one person, so I'll write it out in detail. Well, if anyone likes to eat, do it, and I'll be lazy。