What are the specialties of Shanghai Jinshan?

Jinshan District is part of Shanghai. There are many cultural and historical sites here. Let’s take a look at the specialties in Jinshan District, Shanghai today! Jinshan District Specialty 1: Wuyue Tofu Wuyue Tofu is a traditional snack in Jinshan District, Shanghai. It has a long history. According to records

, has a history of more than a hundred years.

The production process is very delicate, using soybeans as the main raw material and using traditional production techniques. The tofu produced is tender and delicious, and is also rich in nutrients.

Jinshan District Specialty 2: Shanghai Yangchun Noodles Shanghai Yangchun Noodles are a traditional specialty snack in Jinshan District, Shanghai. The ingredients are carefully selected, using broth, lard, and noodles as the main raw materials, and are made using traditional production methods.

Yangchun noodles, the Yangchun noodles produced are rich in nutrients and the soup is delicious.

Jinshan District Specialty Three: Jinshan Flat Peach Jinshan District is located on the bank of Hangzhou Bay, in the center of the economic region of Shanghai, Hangzhou, Ningbo and Zhoushan Islands. It is the southwest gateway to Shanghai. It has a unique and superior geographical location. Jinshan Flat Peach has oblate fruits and small cores.

, bright appearance, soft meat, less fiber, thin skin and more juicy, rich and sweet taste.

Jinshan District Specialty Four: Fengjing Yellow Wine Fengjing is currently the only high-quality yellow wine producing area in Shanghai.

It is brewed using rice, millet, black rice, wheat, corn, etc. as raw materials and fermented with saccharification starters such as koji and yeast. It is a unique type of wine in my country.