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Fast food chain McDonald's, four main convenience store chains, and hypermarket chain Carrefour in Taiwan implemented a series of more stringent #COVID19 prevention measures on Wednesday, as domestic cases continued to rise.
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Flash課堂作業以蘭嶼食物為主題，製作了Google首頁上的Google doodle。好想回去玩啊😢
This is a small assignment from flash class – the theme is food, and I decided to do something from my own experience.
Last summer I went on a holiday work trip in Taiwan for two months (working for hostels in exchange for food and accommodation). I spent one month in Lanyu (also known as Orchid Island) – an island besides Taiwan with aboriginal people called Tao living on it. The Tao people grows millet, taro, and sweet potato as their main food source. They also fish once in a while – during the Alibangbang (fish with wings) festival, usually from March till July. After the festival, they dry the fishes and bake, store them in the houses just built for making smoking the fishes. Black hair pigs are also their meat source – they are cute, but meant for eaten in special occasions.
I want to make the food source here into a google doodle is because of Tao’s fading culture. There are six tribes on the island in total – although they all lived on the island together for a long time, they still have different tribe names and traditions cause the high mountains on the island separates them apart. Lanyu’s soil has a lot of volcano eruption fragments, which is the main reason why there are so many unique species of plants/animals only exist on this island. Because of all the nutrition came from the land, the ocean life in Lanyu is as beautiful as the land. I had the chance to dive underwater and see the corral reef while I worked there – and it’s just breathtaking. The Tao’s tradition of catching the fishes is still going on, but it’s been different since the concept of money came into the island. They always respect the nature, so they can only catch certain amount of fish during a period of time. But the tradition is fading away rapidly ever since convenience store comes in – they start drinking a lot, doing nothing all day cause they can just make money from tourists so easy these days (They also get compensations from having nuclear waste storage facility). The old generation is still trying to hold on to their tradition, but the young generation is starting to lose their own language. So I want to spread out the word of how unique this place is before the tradition dies out completely. If you’re interested,I strongly suggest you look up the information about the Island.
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✨身為懶人的我今天來介紹我第二個家出產的美食!!泡麵一定不能少了維力炸醬麵跟阿Q桶麵，還有最近愛上的鮪魚蛋三明治，麻婆豆腐飯很重口我蠻喜歡的，最後一定要來推一下我最愛的飲料!!木瓜牛奶啦～
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Taiwan is known for its 7-Elevens. We went to Taipei and went to an absolutely incredible 7-11. First we experienced the store with its enormous array of convenience items (ATMs, paying bills, electronics, a literal bookstore, etc), then we went onto the coffee and food.
There’s a gourmet coffee shop in here, people, with real baristas making Starbucks-quality latte art. You can sit and enjoy the coffee while you read a book.
And then the food! There’s an amazing variety of snacks and convenience foods, like sushi, instant ramen, an unbelievable number of bento boxes, hotpot, a huge bakery with all kinds of Asian baked goods, drinks from all over Asia like tea and Yakult, and of course tea eggs.
We had a real 3-course brunch for two, starting with fresh sweet potato (地瓜), moving onto hotpot (technically oden or 關東煮), and finishing with some killer tea eggs (茶葉蛋). Oh and by the way, this amazing lunch for two only cost $5 USD!!!
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For this video, we headed back to Neo’s Kitchen to complete a 6KG Ichiran Ramen Challenge! Ichiran Ramen is a popular Fukuoka Ramen chain almost exclusively based in Japan, with limited outlets in Taiwan, USA and Hong Kong. They specialise in Tonkotsu-style Ramen, which is pork-based. As they do not have a physical location in Singapore, we opted for their own Instant Ramen brand that is supposedly very close to the in-store Ichiran Ramen in flavour. For our convenience and to take advantage of their exclusive discount on Ichiran Ramen, we ordered most of our ingredients from Qoo10 and had them delivered to our doorstep. Check out details for Ichiran Ramen giveaway below!
Here is what we got from Qoo10:
• Ichiran Ramen ($29.80 for a box with 5 servings, U.P. $45.60, discount varies daily): Qoo10.sg/g/651798314
• Japanese Ramen Char Siew ($20 for 600g): Qoo10.sg/g/677667239
• Japanese Style Marinated Eggs ($5.20 for 4pc): Qoo10.sg/g/604684669
The Ichiran Ramen box came elegantly designed and packed while the char siew and eggs had straightforward instructions for preparation. After some time in the kitchen and a speedy assembly process, we ended up with a massive 6KG bowl of Ichiran Ramen. 10 portions of noodles were piled into our Giant Bowl, which was then filled to the brim with the Tonkotsu broth. 6 sliced eggs and 2 blocks of char siew were gingerly placed on top to round off the dish. The bowl was delicately garnished with spring onions, seaweed and rehydrated fungus. Unfortunately, we had difficulty cutting the char siew, so we opted to leave 1 intact.
Flavour-wise, it is probably one of the best Instant noodles I have ever had. It was rich with the deep and intense pork flavour you come to expect from Tonkotsu Ramen from restaurants. The noodles had a clean flavour without any taste of preservatives and retained their springy texture even after sitting in the broth for some time. It also came with a topping of chilli powder, which adds a strong spicy kick for those who enjoy it. The eggs were well-marinated and gooey in the middle. The char siew was moist and tender with the signature savoury pork flavour of good char siew.
All in all, it was an enjoyable challenge because it was homemade, delicious and convenient thanks to Qoo10. We tend to find ourselves needing instant noodles eventually, usually in the dead of the night or as comfort food, and you would be hard-pressed to find any better than this Instant Ichiran Ramen. Stock up your pantry today!
Stand a chance to win a box of Ichiran Ramen when you:
(1) Take a photo of your zng-ed (customised) version of instant noodles
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