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October 6th this year sees China’s Mid-Autumn Festival, also known as the Moon Festival. This is when people give gifts of mooncakes and traditionally eat them. So, already the stores are stocking up. Every year brings more and more types, from the more traditional to the outlandish.
My plan is to post some of the most unusual I see this year. I start with 桑葚米月饼 (sāng shèn mǐ yuè bǐng), black mulberry and sticky rice. I’ll pass.
October 6th this year sees China’s Mid-Autumn Festival, also known as the Moon Festival. This is when people give gifts of mooncakes and traditionally eat them. So, already the stores are stocking up. Every year brings more and more types, from the more traditional to the outlandish.
My plan is to post some of the most unusual I see this year. I start with 桑葚米月饼 (桑葚米月饼), black mulberry and sticky rice. I’ll pass.
October 6th this year sees China’s Mid-Autumn Festival, also know as the Moon Festival. The is when people give gifts of mooncakes and traditionally eat them. So, already the stores are stocking up. Every year brings more and more types, from the more traditional to the outlandish.
My plan is to post some of the most unusual I see this year. I start with 桑葚米月饼 (桑葚米月饼), black mulberry and sticky rice. I’ll pass.
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