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A white lotus seed paste mooncake is a type of traditional Chinese mooncake that's made with sweetened white lotus seed paste as the main filling.

White lotus seed paste is made by boiling dried lotus seeds until soft, then grinding them into a smooth paste and sweetening it with sugar.

Traditional white lotus seed paste often includes salted egg yolks, but it usually doesn't include nuts. However, some versions may contain almonds or other nuts.

Traditional white lotus seed paste mooncakes are typically not vegan, as they often include lard in the pastry and sometimes include egg yolks in the filling.

Calorie content can vary, but a typical white lotus seed paste mooncake may contain around 800 to 1000 calories.

The outer crust is typically made with a dough made from golden syrup, alkaline water, and lard, which is then filled, molded and baked.

Yes, with the right ingredients and tools, white lotus seed paste mooncakes can be made at home.

White lotus seeds are rich in protein and minerals, and have been used in traditional Chinese medicine to support heart and kidney health, among other benefits.

White lotus seed paste mooncakes are traditionally eaten during the Mid-Autumn Festival, a Chinese and Vietnamese festival that celebrates the full moon.

White lotus seed paste has a light, sweet flavor with a smooth and creamy texture.

Yes, variations include those with added ingredients like salted egg yolks, almonds, or jujube.

Mooncakes can be stored in a cool, dry place. Once the package is opened, they should be consumed as soon as possible or stored in the refrigerator.

Mooncakes are typically made with wheat flour, so they are usually not gluten-free. Always check the ingredients to be sure.

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Mooncakes are typically baked at 375°F for about 20 minutes, or until golden brown.

White lotus seed paste is high in sugar, so it may not be suitable for people with diabetes. Always check the ingredients and consult with a doctor if unsure.