Category:Kinds of Candy

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What Is Haw Rolls?

Explore the history, cultural significance, and top brands of Haw Rolls, a traditional Chinese confectionary treat made from hawthorn fruit, with roots tracing back to the Qing Dynasty.

What Is Chinese Prune Candy?

The history, flavor, and health benefits of Chinese Prune Candy, a hard candy made from black sugar and natural plum essence. It also compares it to Chinese Plum Candy, and mentions JinGuan, the first modern brand to industrialize its production.

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Eight Types of Yunnan Specialty Candies

2024-04-07
Kinds of Candy
This post explores eight types of specialty candies from Yunnan, China, each with unique flavors, textures, and cultural stories. Candies include Tonghai Bean Powder Candy, Yunnan Ding Ding Candy, Assorted Yunnan Candies, Yunnan Ham Milk Candy, Xinping Sorghum Jelly Candy, Yuxi Crispy Rice, Yuxi Sesame Slices, and Xinping Single Crystal Rock Sugar.

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What Is Chinese Shrimp Crisp Candy?

A comprehensive overview of the history and legend of Shrimp Crisp Candy, a famous Chinese sweet. The article explores its development from traditional Peanut Candy, its cultural significance, and two legends from Wuhu and Xuzhou associated with its creation.

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Guandong Candy/Stove Candy/Sugar Melon

This post discusses the history and cultural significance of Guandong candy, also known as Stove Candy or Sugar Melon, a traditional delicacy and offering used in the worship of the Kitchen God in ancient Chinese culture.

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What Is Dog Shit Candy?

"Dog Shit Candy", a local specialty from Sichuan and Chongqing regions, is made from soybeans, peanuts, and maltose. Despite its odd name and color resembling dog feces, the candy has gained popularity for its unique taste. The candy's name and trademark have been subjects of dispute.

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What Is Haw Flakes?

This article explores haw flakes, a popular Chinese dessert made from hawthorn. It covers the production process, health benefits, and concerns about high sugar content. It also discusses a type of haw flakes used for medicinal purposes.

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Xiaogan Sesame Candy

This article provides an in-depth look at Xiaogan Sesame Candy, a traditional snack from Hubei, China. It explores the history, cultural significance, and popular brands of this delicacy.

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Dragon's Beard Candy

Dragon's Beard Candy, a traditional Chinese dessert with a two-thousand-year history. It details the candy's historical significance, preparation process, cultural value, and variations in China and Korea. The post concludes with profiles of well-known producers of the dessert.

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Production method of plum candy (industry)

The production method of plum candy, including the selection and preparation of ingredients, the traditional processing method, and a range of derivative products such as plum powder, plum candy, plum tea, and plum effervescent tablets. It also includes recipes for plum-based dishes.