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What is the minimum order for free delivery?
Free delivery starts at $35 in most areas. The exact minimum may vary by region and will be shown at checkout.
How fast is delivery?
Most orders are delivered within 1–2 days depending on your location. You can select your delivery date at checkout.
Do you have physical store locations?
No, we are 100% online. By operating without physical stores, we keep prices lower and pass the savings to you.
Where do you deliver?
We currently deliver to all 50 U.S. states. Enter your ZIP code to confirm availability in your area.
Are there deals for first-time customers?
Yes! New customers can enjoy exclusive first-order discounts and special promotions.
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Sept. 2024
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Jun. 2024
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Apr. 2024
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Jan. 2024
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Frequently asked questions

  • What is a lily mooncake?

    Lily mooncake is a kind of Chinese traditional sweet pastry typically made during the Mid-Autumn Festival. It is made with sweet and soft crust filled with lily bulbs.

  • Where is the lily mooncake from?

    Lily mooncake is from China, particularly popular during the annual Mid-Autumn Festival.

  • What is the shelf life of a lily mooncake?

    Pre-packaged lily mooncakes can last about 1-2 weeks at room temperature and 2 months if refrigerated properly.

  • Where can I buy lily mooncakes?

    You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.

  • Is lily mooncake sweet or savory?

    Lily mooncake is typically sweet due to its sweetened fillings and crust.

  • Is lily mooncake vegan?

    While traditional lily mooncake contains egg yolks, there are vegan versions available which use plant-based alternatives.

  • Can I freeze lily mooncake?

    Freezing is not usually recommended as it may alter the texture and taste of the mooncake.

  • Are lily mooncakes gluten-free?

    This can vary by recipe, but traditional lily mooncakes often contain gluten. Gluten-free versions may be available.

  • What are the main ingredients in a lily mooncake?

    The usual ingredients for lily mooncake include lily bulbs, lotus seed paste, melon seeds, egg yolk, sweetened wintermelon, and mooncake skin mix.

  • What is the significance of lily mooncake?

    Lily mooncake, like other varieties of mooncakes, are a traditional staple during the Mid-Autumn Festival and symbolize family reunion and togetherness.

  • How do I store lily mooncakes?

    It's best to store lily mooncakes in a cool, dry place. To extend its shelf life, you can refrigerate it.

  • Can I make lily mooncake at home?

    Yes, with the right ingredients and tools, you can make lily mooncake at home. There are numerous recipes available online.

  • Are there any variations of lily mooncake?

    Yes, variations may include different types of fillings such as red bean or mixed nuts.

  • How to serve lily mooncake?

    Lily mooncake is traditionally cut into pieces and shared among family and friends. It's often served with Chinese tea.

  • What does lily mooncake taste like?

    The lily bulb filling of the mooncake gives a gentle sweetness and creamy texture while the crust is typically sweet and soft.

  • Is it difficult to make lily mooncake?

    The process can be challenging for beginners due to several steps involved such as making the dough, preparing the filling and shaping the mooncakes.