I found that the Roujiamo isn’t actually meat wrapped in bread; instead, it’s bread wrapped around meat. Why is that?
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I found that the Roujiamo isn’t actually meat wrapped in bread; instead, it’s bread wrapped around meat. Why is that?
Indeed, it’s only now that you mention it that I realize~~~ I hadn’t thought about it from that perspective before~~~
You’re overthinking it; there’s no wife inside the wife cake at all.
Originating from classical Chinese, it means: meat enclosed within a bun; P
Membrane between the meat slices. . . With the hammer, let the people of Xi’an swallow that white stuff~~~ Drink, drink, drink.
Meat is wrapped in steamed buns; the Chinese language is profound and rich – goes without saying.
Is it another problem with the small nuts?
The linguistic habit of people from Shaanxi actually means \"meat wrapped in steamed buns\"