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16 hours ago, Tere said:Not a dessert as such, but I had a delicious street food in Chengde many years ago. The lady (with help from the guide) described them as "Hawthorn berries" but I think they were probably goji berries
They are not goji berries, but as your guide said Chinese hawthorn berries. 糖葫芦 (táng hú lu). They are available all over China, usually from itinerant street vendors, but sometimes small shops or kiosks.
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5 hours ago, Tere said:Not a dessert as such, but I had a delicious street food in Chengde many years ago. The lady (with help from the guide) described them as "Hawthorn berries" but I think they were probably goji berries
They are not goji berries, but as your guide said Chinese hawthorn berries. 糖葫芦 (táng húl u). They are available all over China, usually from itinerant street vendors, but sometimes small shops or kiosks.
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