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Peanut Brittle: From hard and crunchy to crumbly or melt-in-your-mouth, which style do you prefer?
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Mooncakes: Savory, Sweet, and Flaky! From Mung Bean Pastries to Egg Yolk Pastries, How Did Taiwanese Mooncakes Become What They Are Today?
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Traditional Indigenous Grain Wines: It’s Not About Getting Drunk. This Tipsy Experience is a Medium for Communicating with Spirits and a Testament to the Mountain Wisdom of the Taiwanese People
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Niu Li: The Little Cake That Became Taiwan’s “Macaron”
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Milk Crumble Buns and the Afterlife of American Aid
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Sachima: From Palace Pastry to Convenience-Store Staple
2026-08-01
Egg Rolls: From a Hong Kong Treat to a Taiwanese Lunar New Year Tradition
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The Scallion Bun: A Taiwanese Classic Finds New Life
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Red Bean Bun: From Colonial-Era Introduction to Postwar Reinvention—and an Uncertain Future
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