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Homemade mooncakes

Lee Ka @kaka135 (14994) • Malaysia 26 Sep 18

It was Mid-Autumn Festival on Monday. It's one of the main festivals for Chinese to celebrate. One of the food we use to celebrate is mooncake. I learned how to make mooncakes from my neighbor last year, hence this year we are...

mid autumn festival

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Happy Mid-Autumn Festival!

Lee Ka @kaka135 (14994) • Malaysia 15 Sep 16

It's Mid-Autumn Festival or mooncake festival today! My neighbor just gave us some mooncakes - some traditional ones and some jelly ones (shown in the picture). He said these mooncakes are made by his sister. My elder children...

mid autumn festival

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do u celebrate mooncake/ mid autumn festival?

XinfulThotz @XinfulThotz (4136) • Singapore, Singapore 15 Sep 16

its mid-autumn festival today!! in festive mood.. will be celebrating by eating mooncakes, and playing with lanterns, candles and sparkles by seaside tonight... feeling excited!

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Have you tried mooncake biscuits?

Lee Ka @kaka135 (14994) • Malaysia 11 Sep 16

Mid-Autumn Festival is coming soon, it's on 15 September. My husband just bought two mooncake biscuits for the children. These are like much simpler version of mooncake, without any fillings, and kept inside a small basket. I...

mooncake biscuits

mid autumn festival

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Free mooncakes from neighbors

Lee Ka @kaka135 (14994) • Malaysia 12 Sep 15

Mooncake Festival (also known as Mid Autumn Festival) is coming soon. Many Chinese celebrate this festival, and this year it falls on 27 September. The main food we eat during the festival is mooncakes. That's why some people call...

mooncake festival

mid autumn festival

chinese festival

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Mooncake festival

kingparker @kingparker (9673) • United States 12 Sep 11

I was invited by a couple of Chinese friends to Chinatown today, they are having this Mooncake festival going on. I don't know what the tradition is all about, but it is all about worshiping the moon. A folklore in Chinese...

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Do you know mooncakes?

afyyj123 @afyyj123 (10) • China 23 Sep 10

Do you know mooncake? It is the tranditional food of China. We always eat them at the Mid-autumn Day which is for the whole family meeting together. The mooncakes are round like the moon of that day. People always look at the moon...

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Buy lantern for your kid during Mooncake Festival !!

shia88 @shia88 (4570) • Malaysia 22 Sep 09

Mid autum festival is around the corner.It is also known as Mooncake Festival,celebrating by Chinese people. It is held on the 15th day of the eighth month in the chinese calender,which is usually fall in the mid or late of...

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mid autumn festival

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Chinese Mooncake

mimico @mimico (3617) • Philippines 13 Sep 08

The Chinese lunar Festival is just around the corner! So in celebration of that, let's talk about one of the best Chinese sweets out there- the mooncake! It's called a mooncake because they only make it during the lunar (moon)...

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Which is your FAVOURITE MOONCAKE?

velvetprinzess @velvetprinzess (1064) • Singapore 1 Sep 08

My favourite mooncake has to be the champagne truffle. I just love the creamy lotus paste that is wrapped over a wonderful champagne truffle with a sweet snowskin wrapped over. Besides this, I also enjoy the durian one with...

champagne truffle

salted egg yolks

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Mid-autumn Day

violetroom @violetroom (79) • China 2 Apr 08

Mid-autumn Day is an important festival in China. You know Chinese lunar calendar is made according to the changes of the moon in a year. On August 15th,the moon is shown fullest and circular. It is also in the period of...

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mid-autumn day is on the corner

lisa_wxy @lisa_wxy (393) • China 19 Sep 07

We chinese will celebrate the mid-autumn day on next Tuesday.and,as u know,we eat mooncakes that day.it is an old traditional holiday.now ,people give mooncakes as a gift to friends or relatives.that is no wonder when u walk on...

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have you ever eaten mooncakes?

crinne @crinne (41) • China 19 Sep 07

mid-autumn festival is a traditonal fete day of china, people give each other mooncakes and eat them to show their wishes of reunion. as its name implied, mooncake looks like a moon in the sky, and it usually has the thickness...

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