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liuzhou

liuzhou

This isn't my breakfast. A friend sent me the pictureand I thought it was interesting enough to share.

 

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白粥 (bái zhōu), plain rice porridge/congee; 酸菜 (suān cài), pickled mustard greens, 牛乳包 (niú rǔ bāo). Apart from the last item, this is a fairly typical Chinese breakfast. Ignore the lemons; they weren't part of breakfast.

 

The 牛乳包 (niú rǔ bāo) are some sort of steamed bun containing a filling made from milk. I've never seen them so I've never eaten them so I can't say much more about that at this stage.  I suspect however, they are sweet. I'll ask later. My friend is a teacher and in class now.

 

I often eat congee and baozi buns for breakfast, but I stick to 肉包 (ròu bāo), pork buns.

liuzhou

liuzhou

This isn't my breakfast. A friend sent me the pictureand I thought it was interesting enough to share.

 

23104192__20221214092919.thumb.jpg.a866b825b1c9bc2e90ca7bf9651bd658.jpg

 

白粥 (bái zhōu), plain rice porridge/congee; 酸菜 (suān cài), pickled mustard greens, 牛乳包 (niú rǔ bāo). Apart from the last item, this is a fairly typical Chinese breakfast.

 

The 牛乳包 (niú rǔ bāo) are some sort of steamed bun containing a filling made from milk. I've never seen them so I've never eaten them so I can't say much more about that at this stage.  I suspect however, they are sweet. I'll ask later. My friend is a teacher and in class now.

 

I often eat congee and baozi buns for breakfast, but I stick to 肉包 (ròu bāo), pork buns.

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