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food and drinks around the world Name: Eaden Lim Grade: 7 Date: 5/8/2026,…
food and drinks around the world Name: Eaden Lim Grade: 7 Date: 5/8/2026
Drinks
Grass Jelly Milk Tea
Ingredients
Black or oolong tea
whole milk (or condensed milk)
sugar
Dried stalks
Why is it Famous?
unique texture contrast
traditional reputation as a "cooling" remedy to lower internal body heat
Snake Wine
Ingredients
A whole live venomous snake
high-proof rice wine or sorghum Baijiu
optional medicinal herbs (like wolfberries or ginseng).
Why is it famous?
legendary status in Traditional Chinese Medicine as a powerful cure for arthritis, hair loss, and low energy.
famous for its shocking visual presentation
Hawker food and Multicultural Cuisine
Night market vendors utilize high-power blowtorches and jet-engine-loud propane burners to flash-cook raw ingredients in under 30 seconds for massive crowds.
China's regional exchange creates wild fusion trends where street vendors deliberately pair sweet milk tea with deeply pungent, deep-fried stinky tofu.
To bridge China's massive multicultural spice differences, hawkers invented "Split Pots," though the spicy side remains intense enough to shock uninitiated tourists.
Food
Stinky Tofu
Ingredients
Extra-Firm Tofu
Fermented Bean Curd
Minced Garlic & Rice Wine
Vegetable Oil
When is it eaten?
afternoon or late-night snack
found in night markets
Found in roadside stalls
Pig Brain
ingredients
Pig Brain
Sichuan Hotpot Broth
Ginger and Scallions
Sesame Oil mixed with Minced Garlic and Cilantro
When is it eaten?
eaten year-round as a traditional delicacy or street food
Eaten at lunch or dinner, heavily featured as a popular ingredient in spicy hot pots, or roasted over charcoal at night markets.
Duck Blood Fansu Soup
Ingredients
Duck Blood Curd
Duck Liver and Duck Gizzards
weet Potato Vermicelli
Cilantro, chopped Scallions, and a spoonful of Chili Oil
When and where is it eaten?
Eaten in the morning for breakfast, midday as a quick lunch, or late at night as a comforting snack.
served in restaurants all around China
