The most original taste of traditional folk tea snacks that are gradually being lost in Taiwan.

How to say it? Dragon Beard Candy is indeed a delicate and beautiful tea snack, but it always tastes a bit disturbing. If you bite it in one bite, it will easily stick to your teeth. If you gently separate it with your lips, it will easily break and fall apart. At present, I feel that the best way to eat it is to put the whole Dragon Beard Candy in your mouth, hold it gently, and gradually melt it into a candy bar.

If you have seen the process of making dragon beard candy, it is really laborious. No wonder it became a palace snack, showing off your skills. It is a pity that Chinese palace tea restaurants are also declining, otherwise dragon beard candy may be more suitable in teahouses rather than streets and alleys.

By the way, I just discovered that a pastry chef in Liuying, Tainan, has developed "French Dragon's Candy". It seems to have broken new ground. I look forward to having the opportunity to try it.