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Has the right amount of sugar so it’s crispy on the outside when you dip it in egg and cook it in a skillet
It's small, just the right size for one person.
Tasty brown sugar rice cake, we slice it and fry with sweet potatoes!
A little sweet, but not too greasy, good to eat fried or steamed
Dip it in egg liquid and fry it in a frying pan, it has a very festive feel.
I bought this one and also went to the supermarket to buy one. Comparing the two, this rice cake is softer and stickier, and slightly sweeter.
It's so delicious. I've been frying it for two weeks.
It’s delicious when used to make fried rice cakes!
tasty! Fried rice cakes are a must for Chinese New Year
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Traditional red bean rice cake, so delicious!
Can’t wait to try !
It's smaller than I thought, but it's only 500 grams
Wish there were more red beans.
tasty......,,,,,,,
I bought the same brand during Chinese New Year, it was delicious! Buy it again before it runs out of stock, you can eat it even if it’s not Chinese New Year
Not tried..........,
Try a new flavor, it's delicious
It’s okay to use it to satisfy your cravings! The taste is imaginable
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This small box of pure rice cakes contains 10 grams of sugar. It's an essential item for every Chinese New Year.
I bought it to try, but I don't know how it tastes.
Bought it on sale, and based on the reviews, I hope it tastes good.
Last time I tried brown sugar, I discovered a new world. I bought 5 of them during this low-sugar sale to share with my family.
Not too sweet which is good.
Not to sweet rice cake
My daughters fave tikoy
Haven't tried it yet. Hope it taste good.
Sugar rice cake, try it at a discount.
So glad to find these low-sugar southern China Nian gao. Those who are Hokkien or Cantonese would know what these are. They are usually pan fried with a coating of egg. Nowadays I pan fry with egg and bread, like French toast but with a sticky Nian gao layer (see photo). The low-sugar is still sweet, can’t eat more than a slice per person.
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Customer since 2020Los Angeles, CAPopular reviews
- Has the right amount of sugar so it’s crispy on the outside when you dip it in egg and cook it in a skillet
- It's small, just the right size for one person.
- Tasty brown sugar rice cake, we slice it and fry with sweet potatoes!
- A little sweet, but not too greasy, good to eat fried or steamed
- Dip it in egg liquid and fry it in a frying pan, it has a very festive feel.
- I bought this one and also went to the supermarket to buy one. Comparing the two, this rice cake is softer and stickier, and slightly sweeter.
- It's so delicious. I've been frying it for two weeks.
- It’s delicious when used to make fried rice cakes!
- tasty! Fried rice cakes are a must for Chinese New Year
- Traditional red bean rice cake, so delicious!
- This small box of pure rice cakes contains 10 grams of sugar. It's an essential item for every Chinese New Year.
- I bought it to try, but I don't know how it tastes.
- Bought it on sale, and based on the reviews, I hope it tastes good.
- Last time I tried brown sugar, I discovered a new world. I bought 5 of them during this low-sugar sale to share with my family.
- Not too sweet which is good.
- Not to sweet rice cake
- My daughters fave tikoy
- Haven't tried it yet. Hope it taste good.
- Sugar rice cake, try it at a discount.
- So glad to find these low-sugar southern China Nian gao. Those who are Hokkien or Cantonese would know what these are. They are usually pan fried with a coating of egg. Nowadays I pan fry with egg and bread, like French toast but with a sticky Nian gao layer (see photo). The low-sugar is still sweet, can’t eat more than a slice per person.
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