What specialties can Macao bring back to the mainland?

Almond cake, peanut candy, beef jerky, etc. There are many must-buy snacks and handwritten letters in Macao, including "Portuguese egg tart" and "pork bun" which are popular in Hong Kong and Taiwan provinces. They really attract many tourists and media. There are many authentic snacks full of Macao flavor, such as well-known almond cakes, peanut candy, beef jerky and so on. , gathered in Dasanba Street, Amatarip Road Avenue (that is, Xinma Road), Long Fu Street, Qingpingzhi Street, Taizaru Adokunia, some of which are made immediately to ensure freshness and delicacy, making them the best gifts for friends and relatives.

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Macao is an international free port, one of the regions with the highest population density in the world, and one of the four largest gambling cities in the world, with a capitalist system. Its famous light industry, tourism, hotels and casinos have made Macao prosperous and become one of the developed and wealthy regions in the world. In 20 17, Macao's GDP recorded 404.20 billion patacas. 20 17 10 3 1, UNESCO listed Macao in the global network of creative cities of food culture.

Macao local lettuce is a unique food in Macao. It is cooked with rich ingredients, combining the characteristics of China and Portugal. During the period from 16 to 17, Portugal's maritime industry was developed and merchants engaged in spice trade. Merchant ships arrived in Macao only through the coasts of Africa, India and Malacca in Southeast Asia, bringing spices and food culture from all over the world to Macao. Macao cuisine has absorbed Guangdong cooking methods and ingredients. In addition, the Portuguese intermarried with the ethnic groups in the above-mentioned different regions and the local Chinese in Macao, so that local and local materials, dishes and cooking methods gradually merged into traditional Portuguese cuisine in Macao. The cooking skills of Portuguese native to Macao were listed in the intangible cultural heritage list of Macao in 20 12. ?

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Baidu Encyclopedia: Macau? Macau Tourism Board: Macau Cuisine