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Xinjiang Yogurt 酸奶
Xinjiang Yogurt (酸奶) is listed among the local specialties of Hami, Xinjiang. The name includes 酸奶 (cultured milk).
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Iceberg Yogurt 冰山酸奶
Iceberg Yogurt (冰山酸奶) is listed among the local specialties of Kashgar Prefecture, Xinjiang. The name includes 酸奶 (cultured milk).
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Walnut Candy Slab 核桃麻糖
Walnut Candy Slab (核桃麻糖) is matang, a Uyghur sweet of walnut kernels set in thick sugar syrup, also called hetao marentang (核桃玛仁糖).
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Egg tart 蛋挞
The filling is smooth, tender and egg-sweet, contrasting with a crisp or crumbly shell. A fresh tart is often warm without a heavily scorched top.
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Sweet tofu pudding 豆腐花
The curd is silky and delicate, with a mild soybean flavor. Syrup adds sweetness without turning it into a firm custard.
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Bean-curd skin dessert soup 腐竹糖水
The result is gently beany and sweet, with soft ribbons, a milky-looking liquid and contrasting grains or egg when included.
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Hong Kong-Style Egg Tart 港式蛋挞
Hong Kong-Style Egg Tart (港式蛋挞) is a small open tart baked with a sweet egg filling. Its two familiar forms use puff pastry or a butter-based cookie crust.
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Serradura 木糠布甸
The dessert is creamy and sweet, with fine sandy crumbs that soften slightly against the dairy layers. It is rich despite its airy appearance.
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Caramel egg pudding 焦糖鸡蛋布甸
The custard is smooth and softly firm, with caramel adding a bittersweet edge to the sweet egg-and-milk base.
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Molotof pudding 葡式蛋白布甸
The texture is airy and delicate, quite different from a dense egg-yolk custard. Caramel brings sweetness and a slight toasted bitterness.
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Portuguese Egg Tart 葡式蛋挞
Portuguese Egg Tart (葡式蛋挞) is a small puff-pastry tart found in Macau (澳门) and across the Portuguese-speaking world. Its characteristic dark surface comes from sugar caramelising under strong heat.
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Peanut Brittle 花生糖
Peanut Brittle (花生糖) is a crisp, sweet snack and gift food in Macau (澳門). The Macao Cultural Affairs Bureau identifies peanut kernels and granulated sugar as its main ingredients, and describes a handcraft based on roasting, cooking sugar, mixing, pressing and cutting.
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