Jake brought back a lot of goodies from his Taiwan/HK trip few months back. As I promised K, this post is ultimately for her.
heheh. I photographed the ones that I could and some were eaten before I could photograph them.

A trip to Taiwan can never be complete without the pineapple tart, also known as 凤梨酥。Apparently the ones here are from some famous shop (or so they claim in all their shops;P )
Then Jake brought me my beloved cuttlefish snacks, in 6 formats, like barbecued, chilli, shredded, etc...HMMMMMM....I can feel the pimple surfacing as I type this.
heheh. I photographed the ones that I could and some were eaten before I could photograph them.

A trip to Taiwan can never be complete without the pineapple tart, also known as 凤梨酥。Apparently the ones here are from some famous shop (or so they claim in all their shops;P )
Then Jake brought me my beloved cuttlefish snacks, in 6 formats, like barbecued, chilli, shredded, etc...HMMMMMM....I can feel the pimple surfacing as I type this.
Then he got some Wing Wah mooncakes from Hong Kong before he came back. The turqoise and purple boxes are new format in 'bite size' format. It was aptly named in Chinese /Cantonese 一口饼。The tin box is of coz their traditional mooncake. Just lotus paste as we don't want the mooncake to get confiscated at the customs. Btw, the flavour for the bite size format were green tea and black sesame flavour.
Then it is some lion biscuits. It comes very attractively packaged, and inside, it was a lion mould with red bean paste filling. Pretty nice. (see picture below for the biscuit itself)
Finally below is some prawn crackers from KaoHsiung or Tainan if I am not mistaken. They are pretty good. It comes in dry format and has to be deep fried much like the ones we buy from Mukah. These ones have a very different flavour from the Mukah ones. They also disappear as quickly as they appear.











