Andrea gets instruction from a local woman on how to eat her tang-hu-lu.
Caleb and Matt in back, Madelyn, Gwen, Andrea, Maribel, Seth.
Caleb and Matt in back, Madelyn, Gwen, Andrea, Maribel, Seth.Friday, August 15, 2008
Tang-hu-lu on the Bund
These pictures were taken early in June when had a little adventure at the Bund with our dear friends the Hillmers. We all tried these yummy traditional Chinese treats while we were there. Mr. Wu told us later when I showed him the pictures that they are called tang-hu-lus. He said the fruit, which is coated in a thin candy shell, is a hawthorn. I thought hawthorn was a type of small apple, but these little fruits tasted like a plum.
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These are yummy. Though they do have many kinds! I think at Carrefoure you used to be able to get different fruits on them or a mixture. You may have been eating a plum. The hawthorns are much smaller and whiter in the middle. My favorite is strawberry! I miss you to Maribel.
Lisa
I really want those pictures. I am going to a Scrapbook retreat tomorrow and I am hoping to scrapbook a lot of my China pictures but I am lacking these ones. Oh how fun it was! I hope I can call you tonight (my time)Love you.
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