Nice post! I never knew or heard about this special fruit in China. It sounds really interesting and tasty. I hope I could eventually try this fruit. It’s so cool that it was traditionally made with the Chinese hawthorn berry. I love sweet fruits, and I think I would also like 冰糖葫芦!
aaron yeung
great post. didnt know that a fruit can be turned into a candy and it looks really tasty! i cant wait to go to china and taste one.
Mathew Liang
Nice Post! This seems really delicious. I’ve never had caramel apples nor the the Chinese version but I would imagine they taste similar. The chinese equivalent seems better because there are different fruits that can be used.
Sabrina Pan
Nice article! I loved these sweet treats ever since I was a child and I would always get them. Although I don’t like eating the middle fruit, I would always finish the candy.
Pratim Chowdhary
This article was very interesting. It was short but gave a lot of information. I didn’t know that China had its own caramel. I hope one day I will be able to try one of these since I love to eat caramel. Great Job Stephanie.
Preethi S.
Nice post! This looks very delicious! This reminds me of caramel apples and I am willing to try the Chinese version. I have never tried the hawthorn berry, that sounds very different and unique! Thanks for sharing!
Nice post! I never knew or heard about this special fruit in China. It sounds really interesting and tasty. I hope I could eventually try this fruit. It’s so cool that it was traditionally made with the Chinese hawthorn berry. I love sweet fruits, and I think I would also like 冰糖葫芦!
great post. didnt know that a fruit can be turned into a candy and it looks really tasty! i cant wait to go to china and taste one.
Nice Post! This seems really delicious. I’ve never had caramel apples nor the the Chinese version but I would imagine they taste similar. The chinese equivalent seems better because there are different fruits that can be used.
Nice article! I loved these sweet treats ever since I was a child and I would always get them. Although I don’t like eating the middle fruit, I would always finish the candy.
This article was very interesting. It was short but gave a lot of information. I didn’t know that China had its own caramel. I hope one day I will be able to try one of these since I love to eat caramel. Great Job Stephanie.
Nice post! This looks very delicious! This reminds me of caramel apples and I am willing to try the Chinese version. I have never tried the hawthorn berry, that sounds very different and unique! Thanks for sharing!