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	\|description=Silk Doll is a Guizhou street snack of thin wrappers filled with shredded vegetables and ~~savory sauces~~.		\|description=Silk Doll is a Guizhou Guiyang street snack of thin wrappers filled with shredded vegetables and sour-chili dips, named for its swaddled-baby look.
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	\| alternate_name = Siwawa; Guizhou vegetable wrap; silk baby wrap		\| alternate_name = Siwawa; Guizhou vegetable wrap; silk baby wrap; vegetarian spring roll (素春卷)
	\| pinyin = Sī wáwa		\| pinyin = Sī wáwa
	\| type = Street wrap / snack		\| type = Street wrap / snack
	\| course = Snack		\| course = Snack
	\| country = China		\| country = China
	\| region = Guizhou		\| region = Guizhou (esp. Guiyang)
	\| other = Thin wrapper filled with shredded vegetables and sauces; Guiyang street icon		\| other = Thin wrapper filled with shredded vegetables and sauces; Guiyang street icon
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	'''Silk Doll''' (Simplified Chinese: 丝娃娃; Traditional Chinese: 絲娃娃; Pinyin: ''Sī wáwa'') is a Guizhou street snack of translucent thin wrappers ~~filled by the eater~~ with shredded vegetables, herbs, and ~~savory or spicy sauces—named for its soft~~, ~~doll~~-like ~~wrapped look and~~ listed among street foods on [[Guizhou Food]].		'''Silk Doll''' (Simplified Chinese: 丝娃娃; Traditional Chinese: 絲娃娃; Pinyin: ''Sī wáwa''; also called vegetarian spring roll, 素春卷) is a Guizhou street snack of palm-sized translucent thin wrappers that diners fill themselves with shredded vegetables, herbs, and crunchy bits, then dress with a sour-chili dipping sauce. The finished wrap looks like a swaddled infant—hence the playful name—and is a Guiyang icon listed among street foods on [[Guizhou Food]] beside bowls such as [[Changwang Noodles]] and [[Zunyi Mutton Rice Noodles]].<ref name="gzstv">[https://movement.gzstv.com/news/detail/HAayQ3/ Guizhou TV / movement feature: Guiyang Silk Doll as miniature cold spring-pancake style snack]</ref>

	== Characteristics ==		== Characteristics ==

	~~Build~~-your-own ~~assembly~~: ~~crisp shreds (~~radish, cucumber, ~~bean sprouts~~, ~~etc~~.~~) against~~ soft ~~wrap~~ and ~~punchy~~ chili ~~or fermented sauces~~. Texture contrast and ~~custom heat~~ level ~~define~~ the ~~experience~~.		Assembly is <b>build-your-own</b>: stalls lay out many small dishes of finely cut "silks"—mung-bean sprouts, radish, kelp, cucumber or lettuce shreds, celery, tofu shreds, cold noodles or vermicelli, and Guizhou favorites such as ''zhe'ergen'' (折耳根, fish mint / Houttuynia). Diners tuck a mix into a soft thin wrapper, fold it into a tapered packet, add fried soybeans or peanuts for crunch, and spoon on a house <b>sour-chili dip</b> (often 糊辣椒-based, with vinegar, soy, aromatics, and scallion).<ref name="gzstv" /><ref name="alias">Local Guizhou food writing also uses the alias 素春卷 ("vegetarian spring roll") and stresses that the dip—not only the vegetables—defines Guiyang taste.</ref>

			Texture contrast is the point: crisp cool shreds against a pliable wrap and a punchy acid-hot sauce. Heat level is customizable. Unlike fried spring rolls, Silk Doll wrappers are not deep-fried as the serving form; unlike northern hot spring pancakes eaten with stewed sauces, the Guiyang bar stays cold-vegetable and chili-sour.

	== Ingredients (overview) ==		== Ingredients (overview) ==

	~~Thin~~ starch ~~or rice~~-based wrappers, assorted vegetable shreds, cilantro, fried soybeans or peanuts, chili ~~oil, and savory dips~~. Exact bar ~~ingredients vary by stall~~.		Typical components (encyclopedic overview, not a recipe): thin wheat- or starch-based wrappers (hand-pressed on a hot plate in traditional stalls); assorted vegetable and pickle shreds; cilantro or scallion; fried soybeans or peanuts; optional crispy pork cracklings in some modern bars; chili-vinegar dipping sauce. Exact bar length varies from a dozen dishes to far more. This page does not teach wrapper-making technique.

	== History and culture ==		== History and culture ==

	A Guiyang / Guizhou snack identity item on [[Guizhou Food]]~~, often mentioned~~ with other ~~provincial street noodles and wraps. Related~~ sour-hot ~~Guizhou flavors also appear in~~ [[~~Sour Fish Soup~~]].		Silk Doll is a Guiyang / Guizhou snack identity item. Older local memory places simple versions at park and stadium street stalls by the late twentieth century, with fewer fillings than today's rainbow bars; exact invention dates are not archival. Writers sometimes compare it to a miniature cold cousin of northern Chinese spring pancakes—shared shred-and-wrap logic, different chili-sour Guizhou accent—while stressing that Silk Doll remains a distinct provincial street form.<ref name="gzstv" />

			On [[Guizhou Food]] it clusters with other hands-on or bowl snacks that visitors meet in Guiyang: spicy noodle soups such as [[Changwang Noodles]], sour-hot rice noodles such as [[Suan La Fen]], and sour fish soups. Wedding and banquet tables sometimes include Silk Doll as a playful local course (the "doll" name carrying a light auspicious wink), but the dish's home is still the street stall and snack shop rather than formal Huaiyang banquet service. This encyclopedia does not advertise branded chains.

	== Serving and variations ==		== Serving and variations ==

	Self-wrapped at ~~street~~ stalls. ~~See~~ [[~~Guizhou Food~~]] and [[~~Sour Fish Soup~~]].		Self-wrapped at stalls; eat immediately so the wrapper stays soft and the vegetables crisp. Some shops pre-roll for speed; others keep the open bar. Outside Guizhou, Guizhou restaurants in other cities recreate the wrap with adjusted chili heat. Related sour-hot flavors also appear in [[Sour Fish Soup]] and [[Suan La Fen]], but those are bowls, not wraps.

	== See also ==		== See also ==

	* [[Guizhou Food]]		* [[Guizhou Food]]
			* [[Changwang Noodles]]
			* [[Zunyi Mutton Rice Noodles]]
	* [[Sour Fish Soup]]		* [[Sour Fish Soup]]
	* [[Suan La Fen]]		* [[Suan La Fen]]
	* [[Chinese Snack]]		* [[Chinese Snack]]
	* [[List of dishes (A-Z)]]		* [[List of dishes (A-Z)]]

			== References ==
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{{Infobox chinese food
| image = Silk Doll.jpg
| caption = Silk Doll
| alternate_name = Siwawa; Guizhou vegetable wrap; silk baby wrap
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| type = Street wrap / snack
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| country = China
| region = Guizhou
| other = Thin wrapper filled with shredded vegetables and sauces; Guiyang street icon
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'''Silk Doll''' (Simplified Chinese: 丝娃娃; Traditional Chinese: 絲娃娃; Pinyin: ''Sī wáwa'') is a Guizhou street snack of translucent thin wrappers filled by the eater with shredded vegetables, herbs, and savory or spicy sauces—named for its soft, doll-like wrapped look and listed among street foods on [[Guizhou Food]].

== Characteristics ==

Build-your-own assembly: crisp shreds (radish, cucumber, bean sprouts, etc.) against soft wrap and punchy chili or fermented sauces. Texture contrast and custom heat level define the experience.

== Ingredients (overview) ==

Thin starch or rice-based wrappers, assorted vegetable shreds, cilantro, fried soybeans or peanuts, chili oil, and savory dips. Exact bar ingredients vary by stall.

== History and culture ==

A Guiyang / Guizhou snack identity item on [[Guizhou Food]], often mentioned with other provincial street noodles and wraps. Related sour-hot Guizhou flavors also appear in [[Sour Fish Soup]].

== Serving and variations ==

Self-wrapped at street stalls. See [[Guizhou Food]] and [[Sour Fish Soup]].

== See also ==

* [[Guizhou Food]]
* [[Sour Fish Soup]]
* [[Suan La Fen]]
* [[Chinese Snack]]
* [[List of dishes (A-Z)]]

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