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went to be potters, and due to the busy work schedule at that time, a peasant from Leping would bring his flour and mix it and put it directly on the surface of the kiln for baking, and since he had a cough all the time, he used to eat walnut to stop his cough, so he would add crushed walnut when
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With the transport of porcelain, a walnut cookies in transit one by one left a footprint, loved by the local people, and on its original basis with some local specialties, to the
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Walnuts are believed to be good for lung function and relieve lung and circulation symptoms. In the new year, eating walnuts is symbolic of ensuring happiness in the coming year.
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years, walnut cookie production process mature, better taste, was transmitted to the palace, became a common snack at the palace, after being called the "Palace walnut cookie".
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A walnut cookie is a special snack for both the North and the South, famous for its dry, crispy, crunchy and sweet characteristics.
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baking. Other porcelain workers see this method as the dry food for daily preservation and long-distance transport of
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when eating, they have followed suit and named it " walnut cookie", which is the origin of the walnut cookies.
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According to legend, at the beginning of the Tang dynasty, peasants from the surrounding counties of
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Chinese walnut cookie is a high-sugar and high-fat food, long-term consumption will induce
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granulated or ground walnuts, granulated sugar, (variety) wheat flour, (variety) lard
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Index


Guangdong dialect
Sou
shortbread
cuisine
Chinese
Northeastern Chinese
Shandong
Jiangxi

Media: Tao Su (摃ι…₯)
sou
Chinese New Year
Chinese New Year
Jingdezhen
Leping
Guixi
Yingtan
porcelain
Tang dynasty
Tianbao
Ming dynasty
Jiangxi
Shangqing Guazhou Village
carbohydrates
calcium
potassium
phosphorus
sodium
magnesium

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