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Street Food Taiwanese Burrito, Taiwanese Traditional Snacks, Taipei Shilin Taiwan

Subscribe to the channel: http://bit.ly/2xoFHDj FB:   / lattfood   Please write to:[email protected] This is a channel left by cancer patients for their families, please do n’t steal the video! --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------★ There are several Taiwanese Burrito stores in Taipei that sell traditional features, but only a few of them are made by themselves. The homemade taste of the Burrito is much less appealing than that of wholesale. The moisture of the cake will dry out if not consume right away. Therefore, the Burrito with the fillings made freshly are the most delicious. Most of these stores are only hidden in the unique farmers market in Taiwan. This Huarong Street vegetable market in Shilin District, Taipei City only appears every Wednesday, and the rest is to other food markets. Taiwanese Burrito, also known as Burrito, tender cakes, and pancakes, are also known as spring rolls in the south-central part of Taiwan. They are an older food than spring rolls. They are classified as spring rolls, but they do not need to be fried. They are popular in Fujian and Taiwan. With the increase of immigrants from southern Fujian and Chaoshan in Southeast Asia, the volcano rolls have become very common in countries such as Indonesia and the Philippines. The Vietnamese spring rolls Nem cuốn are also similar to the cakes. In Danish, the word Forårsrulle (pizza) has been It became a broad name for spring rolls. In the Taiwanese region, families will worship the ancestors in year-end parties, the Spring Festival, the Cold Food, and the Qingming period. After the family members are surrounded by a table, the families choose their favorite dishes, which are mostly curry-flavored cabbages and bean sprouts. Deep-fried egg yolks, braised pork, pickled radish, peanut powder and granulated sugar are eaten after moisturizing cakes. It is an important dish for the Qingming party in the Taiwanese region. PS: Taiwanese Burrito are bought to buy and eat so as not to let go of the cake skin to absorb the stuffing water and become soft and rotten. Fill in the text below in Google Map to target directly. 25.095361,121.523528 http://bit.ly/2yfXAVl