Difference between revisions of "Chinese Candy"

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Introduction

Chinese candy (糖果) includes milk chews, sesame sweets, fruit hard candies, and festive gift packs sold for Chinese New Year and other holidays. Some products are closely tied to a single brand, while others are traditional styles made by many local makers.

Famous candies and brands

White Rabbit Candy 大白兔奶糖 — iconic milk candy
Hsu Fu Chi Su Xin Candy 徐福记酥心糖 — crispy heart candy
Want Want Milk Candy 旺仔牛奶糖
Beijing Su Candy 北京酥糖
Guangzhou Fruit Candy 水果糖 (fruit hard candy)
Golden Monkey Food — milk candy and other sweets
Niupi Candy 牛皮糖 — chewy “cow-hide” candy
Chinese Sesame Soft Candy — soft sesame confection

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-[[Hsu Fu Chi]] Su Xin Candy 徐福记酥心糖
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+|title=Chinese Candy - Chinese Food Wiki
+|description=Chinese candies and confectionery brands, including White Rabbit Candy, Hsu Fu Chi, and sesame soft candy.
+}}
-White Rabbit Candy 大白兔奶糖
+== Introduction ==
+Chinese candy (糖果) includes milk chews, sesame sweets, fruit hard candies, and festive gift packs sold for Chinese New Year and other holidays. Some products are closely tied to a single brand, while others are traditional styles made by many local makers.
-Want Want Milk Candy  旺仔牛奶糖
+== Famous candies and brands ==
+* [[White Rabbit Candy]] 大白兔奶糖 — iconic milk candy
+* [[Hsu Fu Chi]] Su Xin Candy 徐福记酥心糖 — crispy heart candy
+* Want Want Milk Candy 旺仔牛奶糖
+* Beijing Su Candy 北京酥糖
+* Guangzhou Fruit Candy 水果糖 (fruit hard candy)
+* [[Golden Monkey Food]] — milk candy and other sweets
+* [[Niupi Candy]] 牛皮糖 — chewy “cow-hide” candy
+* [[Chinese Sesame Soft Candy]] — soft sesame confection
-Beijing Su Candy  北京酥糖
+== Related ==
+* [[Chinese Sugar]]
-Guangzhou Fruilt Candy 水果糖
+* [[Chinese Snack]]
+* [[Chinese Candy Box]]
-[[Golden Monkey Food]]
-[[Niupi Candy]]
-[[Chinese Sesame Soft Candy]]