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Q: Do you have a favorite Chinese snack food?

My vote goes to Huangfeihong spicy peanuts. I have yet to find a better accompaniment for a cold beer. I bring a dozen bags with me for friends every time I go home. 

 

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In Guangzhou, I love having grilled squid on a stick.  I know it sounds odd, but I am not kidding.  I love the chewy grilled flavor.

 

For pub crawls, I love getting a flat, green onion bread from street vendors, it goes great with cold beer.

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I get some stuff here ... don't even know what it is, but it is filled with coconut and nuts, and covered with some really, really sticky green  stuff ......  delivered 60 of them to family in guangzhou today..delicious.

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Dove chocolate bars, even though the company is USA owned, believe it or not.  Otherwise, I agree with Pogger above.  As for eating pigeon, squid, etc., etc., I am an animal rights person so that's the last thing that I would ever do.

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