Is "Guo Kui" a snack there?

The Guo Kui operated by the traditional Guo Kui head office in Old Imperial City has diverse tastes and unique flavor. Chicken slices, beef, steamed meat, lung slices and vegetarian dishes are all its special varieties. In addition, the oxtail soup of the traditional Guokui Head Office in the Old Imperial City is also very distinctive. Although the old imperial city operates traditional snacks, the transparent dining table and white wallpaper are refreshing and quite fashionable.

There are many varieties of Sichuan Guokui, including sweet, salty, white and spiced. From the perspective of materials, there are sesame seeds, salt and pepper, onion oil, brown sugar, fresh meat, etc. From the production methods, there are bread wrapping, scratching (wiping and frying), hollowing, oil spinning, sugar mixing and so on. There are more than 30 common varieties in Chengdu alone. There are many food stalls for sale in the streets; Famous snack bars have their places; You can see it even at high-end banquets. Some people use it for breakfast, some people use it to sharpen their points, and some people use it as a side dish. In short, many people like to eat. It's enough to eat pork intestines powder with it, bite the powder and bite the pot helmet, or tear it into small pieces and soak it in soup, which is also very good and tastes blended.

Guo Kui was named after winning the first place in local cooking in history. It is shaped like a block, about three inches long and many inches wide, with rounded edges. Those without stuffing are called hollow pot heads, and those with stuffing have another name. Most of them are sweet-filled Guo Kui, and the best one is Mei Guo Cheng Guo Kui. Guo Kui's cake noodles are orange, sweet and crisp. Coupled with the different fillings, each has its own flavor, which makes people never tire of eating for a long time. The original flat pot helmet is in short supply. In addition to selling well in this province, it also goes directly to Beijing and Tianjin, to Inner Mongolia in the north and to Sichuan in the south.