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TedDBayer

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Q: whats your favourite snack food in China?

I buy Lays original chips sometimes, haven't gotten the urge to try chicken feet yet. i just read Oreo cookies are the top seller in China but they had to tweak the 100 year old recipe, smaller and less sweet, flavours . green tea, raspberry, blueberry, mango and orange. I like egg roll cookies but often I buy something and chuck it as its crap.

14 years 18 weeks ago in Food - China

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MissA

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I'm absolutely loving all the fruit on offer at the moment

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14 years 18 weeks ago

yeslydia

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guazi= Nuts from the sunflower.

chicken foot, duck neck. cows organs mix, meatball. BBQ on the street, bakes eggplants.

egg Darts.

wow, so many

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thedude

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Crackers margarine and cheese.....I am ashamed to admit it....but after a night of drinking nothing beats it.....I just wish I could find some cheeze whiz.

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14 years 18 weeks ago

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chips ahoy

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