Purchase Chinese New Year candies online

Chinese New Year candies are a collection of sweet treats shared and enjoyed during the Lunar New Year. They come in many varieties including melon seeds, dried fruits, gummies, chocolates, and more.

Traditionally, the candies are presented in a circular box divided into compartments. This box is called a 'Tray of Togetherness' and it is used to greet visitors during the Chinese New Year.

Yes, many Chinese New Year candies can be prepared at home, although some intricate recipes may need special ingredients and equipment.

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Yes, while they are traditionally associated with Chinese New Year, these candies can be enjoyed at any time.

Some candies may be gluten-free but it varies by brand and type. Always check the label if you have a gluten intolerance.

Absolutely! Gifting these candies is a common practice and represents best wishes for the recipient.

The cost can vary widely based on the types of candy, brands, and where you buy it. You can expect to spend anywhere from a few dollars to over $20 USD.

Chinese New Year candies represent good luck, happiness, wealth, longevity and reunion. They are traditionally placed in a red or gold candy box to bring luck and prosperity.

Common flavors include sweet, sour, and salty. You may find candies made from sesame seeds, peanuts, coconut, lotus seeds, and others.

Not all, but many traditional Chinese New Year candies are typically vegan or vegetarian. However, it's always a smart move to check the ingredients list.

Yes, famous brands like White Rabbit, Almond Roca, and Golden Bonbon are popular choices for Chinese New Year candies.

Yes, there are varieties made without nuts but do check the ingredients to make sure they suit your dietary needs.

Chinese New Year candies should be stored in a cool, dry place, and eaten within their best before date for optimal taste.

The number of calories will vary depending on the type and size of the candy.

Sugar content can be high in these traditional treats. We recommend people with diabetes to monitor their intake or seek sugar-free options.