Chinese New Year Goodies

Without days/weeks (and possibly a full month) of feeding yourself with enticing treats, Chinese New Year Goodies would never be complete! Keep it up with the internet shopping this year, till we can head to the highways again, barely getting through the paths for effervescent products! Clearly, the Chinese enjoy experimenting with words and pictures.

Homonyms frequently give certain Chinese New Year goodies delicacies their significance, while others hold a representative value due to their resemblance to objects like gold bars or ingots. Find out more down below! There are several variations of pineapple tarts, but the one with the brittle foundation and a mound of pineapple jam on top may be the most unavoidable and common.

Accepted to have originated with the Peranakans, the pineapple tart has made a prominent appearance in the Chinese New Year storehouse of everything nice and tasty. Pineapple tarts can be found all year, but sales typically peak during Chinese New Year because it is commonly popular by who else but us who are ready to pop a couple dozen or so into our tummies. This is a wipe cake with a brittle outer layer and a delicate, light inside.

Most recipes just require three or four ingredients: popiah spring move skin, kelp, and eggs. Some people add bean stew powder and sesame seeds for taste, but that is entirely up to you. Something else, the exceptional and one-of-a-kind, is still up there. This is a fresh addition to the Chinese new year goodies treats.

Perhaps not as common as the others on the list, but certainly not any less delicious. The crispy-seared crabsticks aren't sung as a single stick. It's been slashed into small pieces and immersed in hot oil.

This snack is notorious for being addictive and a favorite with guests, especially the younger ones who are looking for anything southern-style. If you enjoy peanut butter, you'll go crazy about this. These little modified snacks are loaded with ground peanuts and sugar, which will make them crave more.