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100 Ways To Drool | Fruit & cheese mochi Fruit & Cheese Mochi is a modern, premium twist on traditional Japanese mochi that has become extremely popular, especially in Asian dessert shops worldwide. It's essentially a mochi-wrapped dessert that combines sweet, chewy mochi with a creamy filling and a piece of fresh or preserved fruit.
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2026.02.04 11:00
100 Ways To Drool | Hong Kong-style curry fish balls Curry fish balls are Hong Kong's street snack, a symbol of the city's fast-paced, affordable, and flavorful food culture. They are springy, deep-fried fish balls skewered on bamboo sticks, then generously tossed or simmered in a mildly spicy and slightly sweet curry sauce.
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2026.01.27 17:43
100 Ways To Drool | 'Anything can be pit-roasted!' From oil field to dining tables, Daqing Pit Barbecue shapes culinary memory In Daqing, the "city of oil" of Northeast China, when asked which food best carries the locals' taste memories and emotional resonance, pit barbecue is always the answer. Born in the early days of oil field development, this unique cooking method has been refined for more than half a century, evolving from a humble meal for oil workers into a vital culinary symbol of the city's culture.
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2026.01.22 15:30
100 Ways to Drool | Handmade shrimp paste Handmade shrimp paste is a classic and beloved ingredient in Chinese hot pot and cuisine. Its name directly describes its essence: a smooth, paste-like mixture made primarily from fresh shrimp meat that has been repeatedly pounded and stirred by hand.
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2026.01.21 14:20
100 Ways To Drool | Sesame-dipped tripe Sesame-dipped tripe is a traditional Chinese appetizer (and street food) made primarily from beef tripe (the stomach lining of cattle). It is recognized as a classic Beijing snack with over a century of history.
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2026.01.14 15:30
100 Ways To Drool | Chinese street food of 2025 Let's look back at all the snacks, street foods, and desserts we documented in 2025!
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2026.01.08 18:45
100 Ways To Drool | Thin, chewy, translucent, and fragrant: How is Intangible Cultural Heritage delicacy 'Yulin Jinbing' made? Along both sides of National Highway G202 in Yulin Town, Lanxi County, Suihua City, Heilongjiang Province, numerous Yulin Jinbing (a thin, chewy Chinese pancake) shops stand. Having become a household name locally, the Jinbing was celebrated for the unique appeal of being "thin, chewy, translucent, and fragrant," rightfully earning its status as the signature dish of Yulin Town. Recently, a DDN reporter visited the Yulin Jinbing Cultural Industry Park to uncover the secrets behind this specialty food.
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2026.01.08 15:46
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