zhang.dianli,

It's #Chinese #snacks time again.

The first three photos are an #Anhui speciality: meigan cai¹ griddle cake, loosely translated. Usually, as far as I know, breakfast street food in the places of origin, here it's been modified to be more a snack food like potato chips. It was surprisingly good. It's not as good as the street food version, but a whole lot easier to get.

The second is the Chinese version of pork rinds. Basically it's lightly marinated pork belly that was sliced crossways and deep-fried until everything (including the fat layers) was crisp. Again this is actually quite often available as street food (and really delicious when fresh) though usually not made quite as dry as the packaged variety.


¹ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meigan_cai

Back of package for the meigan cai griddle cakes, this side having the ingredients list, production data, and other such information..
The griddle cakes come two to an interior package. This photo shows an unopened internal package and an opened one with one cake fractured open to show its contents, the other still whole.
Front view of package for the pork rinds, again a typical package (this time in yellow) with idealized photos of the product and the usual labelling.
Rear view of package for the pork rinds with ingredients list, production data, and other such information.
The pork rinds on display in a bowl next to the opened package.

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