Haw flakes
Haw flakes (Pinyin: shán zhá piàn) are a Chinese sweet that is made from the fruit of the hawthorn. The candy is packaged into 10 rolls of about 32 one millimeter-thick candy discs. They are found in many Asian supermarkets at relatively cheap prices.
Related Topics:
Pinyin - Chinese - Hawthorn - Millimeter - Asian supermarkets
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Their popularity in China is high, but is somewhat unknown in the United States. Teenage Americans have discovered that haw flakes may be used to jam parking meters.
Related Topics:
United States - Parking meters
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