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A garden mooncake is a type of mooncake, a traditional Chinese pastry. The 'garden' variant often refers to the aesthetic decoration of flowers and plants on the mooncake.

Common toppings for a garden mooncake can include seeds, nuts, cooked egg yolk, jujubes, and other traditional Chinese elements.

The traditional time to eat garden mooncakes is during the Mid-Autumn Festival in Chinese culture.

Yes, making garden mooncake at home is possible but it requires some specific equipment and skills.

Most traditional garden mooncakes are dairy-free, but it's always recommended to check the ingredients.

The sweetener used in garden mooncakes is typically sugar, honey, or maltose.

Traditional recipes of garden mooncakes often include wheat flour, they normally are not gluten-free.

The size can vary, but traditionally, a garden mooncake can be around 2.75 inches in diameter and about 1.5 inches in height.

The primary ingredient in a garden mooncake is often sweet bean paste, lotus seed paste, or jujube paste.

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While the majority of garden mooncakes are vegetarian, some versions could include non-vegetarian ingredients. It's always best to check the ingredients list.

Garden mooncakes can be stored in a cool, dry place for about 1-2 weeks.

Garden mooncakes can be enjoyed either way, but traditionally, they are eaten at room temperature.

The aesthetic design of a garden mooncake often symbolizes prosperity and reunion, aligning with the themes of the Mid-Autumn Festival.

The main difference between a typical mooncake and a garden mooncake is in the design. Garden mooncakes typically have plant or floral designs.

Yes, garden mooncakes can be filled with various pastes including red bean, white lotus, black sesame, and more. Some versions also incorporate ingredients like salted egg yolks or nuts.