強力粉（きょうりきこ）

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TAIWAN EXTERNAL TRADE DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL

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乖乖

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Description：The traditional Taiwanese snack "Guai Guai" has been beloved by the people of Taiwan since its introduction in 1971. Its unique flavor and classic packaging are a nostalgic childhood memory for many, and it has also gained popularity among international tourists. Made from high-quality wheat and cocoa, Guai Guai has a crispy texture with a subtle cocoa aroma, making it a favorite for many. Whether as a snack or a post-meal indulgence, Guai Guai is an essential culinary choice. Through this traditional delicacy, we hope to share the delicious flavors of Taiwan with more people.

零食

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Description：Traditional Taiwanese Snacks Introduction Taiwan is home to a wide variety of traditional snacks and delicacies, some of which have become iconic symbols of the island's culinary culture. Here are a few examples: Pineapple cake is a popular and must-try Taiwanese delicacy. It features a flaky, buttery crust filled with sweet and tangy pineapple filling, creating a delightful combination of flavors and textures. It is often given as a gift to friends and family, representing the warmth and hospitality of Taiwanese culture. Another classic Taiwanese snack is stinky tofu, known for its pungent aroma and unique flavor. Despite its unappealing name, stinky tofu is enjoyed by many for its crispy exterior and soft interior, paired with special sauces that enhance its savory and enticing taste. Last but not least, bubble tea, also known as boba, has gained global popularity and originated in Taiwan. This beloved beverage combines tea, milk, sugar syrup, and chewy tapioca pearls to create a delightful concoction that has captured the hearts of tea enthusiasts worldwide. Taiwan's traditional snacks are diverse, distinctive, and reflective of the island's rich culinary heritage, offering a unique glimpse into the country's cultural charm through its delicious fare.

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