1, Dongpo tofu elbow

Dongpo tofu elbow is a traditional specialty food in Meishan, Sichuan. Its production method is very fine, and the materials are exquisite. Tofu, bamboo shoots, mushrooms and eggs are the main raw materials, which are produced by traditional methods. Tofu elbow made by Dongpo looks like a pig elbow, bright silver and salty, which is the top grade for entertaining guests.

2. Bangbangji

Bangbangji is a traditional snack in Meishan, Sichuan, which has a long history and originated from Hanyang Town, Qingshen County, Meishan City. The production technology of bangbangji is very fine. Hanyang chicken is a good breed. After cooking, mash the chicken with a wooden stick and eat it. It tastes hemp, spicy, sour, sweet, fresh, salty and fragrant.

3. Stone mill tofu pudding

Stone mill tofu is a traditional snack in Meishan, Sichuan. It has a very long history and its production technology is very fine. It takes high-quality soybeans as the main raw material and is made by traditional production methods. The produced bean curd is rich in flavor, rich in bean flavor, soft and tender in taste and rich in nutrition.

4, sugar and oil fruit

Sugar and oil fruit is a traditional snack in Meishan, Sichuan, with a very long history. Its production process is not complicated. It is made of glutinous rice, brown sugar and sesame according to the traditional method. The produced sugar-oil fruit is Huang Liang in color, crisp outside and waxy inside, sweet and delicious.

5. Wengong loquat

Wengong loquat is a specialty of Wengong County, Meishan, Sichuan. Wengong is located at the southern foot of Er 'e Mountain in the county. The soil and climate in this area are particularly suitable for loquat planting, with a planting history of 100 years. Wengong loquat has the advantages of fast growth, early fruiting, high yield per plant, huge fruit and unique flavor. It has high nutritional and medicinal value and is deeply loved by locals and tourists. Because of the excellent quality and yield of Wengong loquat, Wengong County was named "the hometown of loquat in China".