Hawaii, diagonally across from Quantong Plaza, although it is so close to Dahua, it takes a completely different route.Dim sum at the gui stall (jia) is rarely seen in Hawaiian supermarkets.In contrast, there are a lot of Dahua in Hawaii that seems not to sell, but very interesting (gui) things.Okay, whether it’s tradition or culture, the squad doesn’t plan to talk about these things, and "meat eaters" or something (Is it wrong in the context of feeding?) is not the topic of discussion today.Just to share with you the new year goods we saw in Hawaiian supermarkets, and to provide some information for children's shoes who have the habit of eating these ingredients.

There is a large wine area at the door, but let's keep sober shopping in the supermarket. Obviously there are rice cakes and candy areas near the wine area. Students who like to pass the (old) traditional (style) sugar box and Vietnamese mung bean cake look here.

The vegetable area seems to be slightly rare. Children's shoes like wolfberry leaves, amaranth, parsley, etc. who like to eat a variety of green vegetables can come to see. Izumi and water chestnut are also relatively rare. At this time last year, I seemed to have bought Izumi roast meat at 168, I wonder if there is still this year.

     
The meat area really has a lot to see. (High energy ahead, please evacuate non-combatants!）

Turtle (It feels like raising it for several years), soft-shelled turtle (No, it's as big as a foot basin, can I talk about it), pheasant
  
Internal organs area (Niu Chunyang Baosheng intestines. The team is not eating anything, and the large intestines and duck feet are also very happy, but it is rare to have such versatile internal organs together)

High energy ahead!Pangolin... This is for animal protection in China?

Casing, students who want to make sausages at home

Although sauerkraut does not seem to be Northeast sauerkraut, it is still invincible. Meizhou Dongpo and Haidilao seasoning, xo sauce, I feel that it can help a lot when making high-end dishes.

 
Well, let's end today's trip with fresh and cute little yellow flowers ~ Students who like narcissus, you can also buy narcissus at the gate of Hawaii Children's shoes that cook special ingredients must be handled cleanly. Happy new year ~

By Hanamaki

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Squad Statement
Story of pangolin and armadillo

The team directly translated armadillo into pangolin above.In fact, armadillo is an armadillo.Pangolin is p angolin. Here's Wikipedia for pangolins and armadillos ( Please tell me it’s not me who doesn’t remember how to read it, right? Interpretation of Edible Value: From the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, pangolin scales have medicinal effects. Its meat also has a tonic effect, so pangolins are often hunted for game. But its medicinal effect is only a traditional superstition like rhino horn. Its main ingredients are the same as those of human nails, and they are also horny. And for reasons such as facilitating transportation during illegal hunting, Will inject various types of tranquilizers, stimulants and heavy metals for pangolin, Impairs liver and kidney function in people who eat. The armadillo meat is delicious, Makes it a hunter's target for a long time. It is said that after baking, It has a delicious flavor that is better than pork. Even today, This "poor man's pork" occasionally appears on family tables in rural areas.In addition, In areas where this animal lives, Armadillo skins are also made into baskets or strings for guitar-like instruments. (I don't know if you can deny it. The pangolin on the lawn and the armadillo on the fallen leaves)

And it looks like the World Cup mascot is also an armadillo. Ok, The team knew it when they watched friends as a kid, Ross changed his arm adillo ’s clothes left an impression ( Middle school students also remember such a high-cold word). In the future, the team will study the evidence more carefully to avoid the oolong incident. Thank you for your correction.