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Shanghai Street Food #19 Cotton Candy: Miánhuā Táng 棉 花 糖

Blog : Life on Nanchang Lu

Cotton candy? A Chinese street food? You'd betterbelieve it, Chinese people love cotton candy (miánhuā táng, orfairy floss, as we call it in Australia) and you can find cottoncandy vendors anywhere in Shanghai there's a large happy crowdgathered. Outside temples are favourite spots, and...

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Shanghai Factory Girls

Blog : Life on Nanchang Lu

After every trip awayShanghai feelsmore and more like home tome,and it was reallynice, aftermore than three weeks of roughing it, to getback to a comfortable bed and a cupboard full of exciting fooditems like English Breakfast tea and cereal. Shanghai suddenlyseems so cosmopolitan, with...

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Street Food of Lijiang: Bugs, Bark and Dragonfly Nymphs

Blog : Life on Nanchang Lu

Dragonfly nymphs. Not your average snack food. The street foods of Yunnan have certainly been a surprise. For a start, in Yunnan they eat a whole lot of things that less adventurous foodies would consider inedible - fern fronds, tree bark, various flowers, lichens and bugs. Yes,...

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Shanghai Street Food #18 Puffed Corn Sticks: Yùmǐ Bàng 玉米棒

Blog : Life on Nanchang Lu

Now this is real street food. Coming home from the wetmarket this afternoon there was a small crowd gathering around this blue truck. This entrepreneurial husband and wife team had it all sorted - the back of their truck had become a temporary factory formaking corn sticks (yùmǐ bàng...

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The Shanghai Seafood Market

Blog : Life on Nanchang Lu

How would you feel about choosingyour dinner while it's still alive? For me, it sort of goes against some deeply held moral food principle to point out exactly which creature I'd like to have killed for my supper. But when Iseriously, seriously ask myself whether I feel less guilt about...

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