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Chemical Engineering in Daily Life – Question 73: Why are Mid-Autumn Festival mooncakes hard, but not extremely hard?

2015-09-23View Original

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The Moon Cake Festival is coming up. This is a fun tradition in our family. New Year’s Day, Spring Festival – Dumpling Festival; Lantern Festival ------- Tangyuan Festival. Dragon Boat Festival ------- Zongzi Festival. Mid-Autumn Festival ------- Mooncake Festival. Thanksgiving ------- Turkey Day. In this way, the children do learn some Chinese. Have you noticed that traditional mooncakes are generally quite hard, but not so hard that they can’t be bitten. Please explain its principle.
Reply #22015-09-24
Traditional mooncakes are baked over fire; once the moisture evaporates, they become hard, but they taste quite delicious.
Reply #32015-09-24
Well, in one of those old movies, there’s the scent of caramel
Reply #42016-01-21
It’s time for the professor to take a break; come out and have some fun!

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