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Vietnamese people often have the habit of enjoying food and drinks based on specific events. For example, during the Mid-Autumn Festival, every family will eat mooncakes and snow skin mooncakes. After the Mid-Autumn Festival, very few families buy these two traditional cakes to eat.
Baked mooncake – An indispensable cake for the Mid-Autumn Festival
Or on the occasion of engagement and wedding ceremonies, both families will buy and eat cakes such as bánh cốm, su xe cake, lotus jam… Especially su xe cake, also known as husband and wife cake, for generations, it has been defaulted to as the traditional “wedding cake” of the Vietnamese people. Therefore, people only buy and eat it when there is a wedding, while on normal days, few people eat this type of cake.
Husband and wife cake – An indispensable cake in the engagement ceremony of Vietnamese people
Khao cake, cha cake… are the same. Many families buy these cakes only to serve the purpose of offering at temples during Tet, full moon days, and the first day of the month. However, to buy as a daily snack, traditional cakes are not the choice of many families, but instead, they choose cakes, cookies, rice crackers…
Cha cake
Or jam products, which are also very delicious, can be bought as daily snacks. But nowadays, many families consider jam as “sweets” only to be eaten during Tet, while on other normal days, they do not. They prefer colorful candies wrapped in shiny nylon wrappers.
The reason traditional confectionery is “overshadowed” by modern confectionery is simply because consumers“ perceptions have changed. Many people believe that traditional confectionery is only suitable for important occasions, where it is ”mandatory' and indispensable, such as weddings, holidays, Tet, or going to temples to light incense. As for normal days, they are not as suitable as modern confectionery in terms of convenience as well as delicious flavor and beautiful packaging.
It is time for us to give up this perception. Because traditional confectionery is now also produced using modern processes like modern confectionery, so their quality and convenience are equal. It is not true that traditional confectionery is always handmade, cooked with coal stoves, gas stoves and wrapped in sketchy nylon sheets, sold freely at grocery stores, roadside stalls.
Bao Minh traditional confectionery is produced on modern lines
Traditional confectionery products ensure deliciousness, are rich in nutrients, have a long shelf life, and meet food safety standards thanks to production using modern technology. Their quality is not inferior to modern confectionery, and is even better for health because they are made entirely from natural ingredients such as rice flour, sticky rice flour, wheat flour, sugar, sesame, peanuts, malt, green beans… and do not use chemical sugar, industrial food coloring, or toxic preservatives.
They can be used as breakfast, lunch, even dinner, or snacks to take when traveling, which is very convenient. You can eat traditional confectionery all year round, not just during holidays and Tet. However, to ensure health, you should buy traditional confectionery from reputable brands to avoid eating types of cakes that do not ensure hygiene, leading to poisoning and stomach aches. And Bao Minh confectionery is the leading traditional confectionery brand that you can put your full trust in.
Bao Minh confectionery – A traditional confectionery brand loved by consumers
Bao Minh coconut-covered green rice cake
Bao Minh vegetarian Pia cake
Bao Minh provides delicious confectionery products, carrying a special Hanoi flavor, with beautiful packaging, ensuring food safety and hygiene. From traditional confectionery such as baked mooncakes, snow skin mooncakes, green rice cakes, su xe cakes, Pia cakes, khao cakes, che lam, cha cakes, peanut candies, dồi candies… to modern ones like jasmine cakes, ota cakes… all bring peace of mind and satisfaction to customers whenever they enjoy them. You can buy Bao Minh's products at the store at 12 Hang Than, Ba Dinh, Hanoi or in supermarket systems like Vinmart, BigC, Fivimart…
BAO MINH CONFECTIONERY JOINT STOCK COMPANY
Address: Lot B2-3-3a, Nam Thang Long Industrial Zone, Thuy Phuong Ward, Bac Tu Liem District, Hanoi
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