Taiwan Tainan Fort Zeelandia rice cake maker
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@michelle13579123 yea it is. My grandma makes that on occasion at home.
graceleeks 2 months ago
Its called "mochi" and originated from china. Muah-chee is how it is pronounced in taiwanese. N(e-)yen G-ow is how it is pronounced in chinese. It means sticky something. Nyen means year, or sticky. *eating at new years*
michelle13579123 5 months ago