Northeast stall owners use pig's trotters and spicy strips to make candied haws. I personally think that the improved version of candied haws tastes not bad. I think so because I personally like to eat pig's trotters. Junk food? Spicy strips also have a special liking. If the pig's trotters and spicy strips are made into candied haws, the sweet and crisp icing, coupled with the fragrance of pig's trotters and Q-bombs, will naturally taste very good and full, which can be said to have a different taste. The spicy strips are a little spicy and sweet, and the icing will naturally have a unique taste. Nowadays, sugar-coated haws are no longer just hawthorn, and many creative sugar-coated haws are also popular. For example, little persimmon's, orange's and so on, the sales of these creative candied haws are also very good, and good sales represent much recognition. The northeast stall owner makes candied haws with pig's trotters and spicy strips. Northeasters are straightforward and love to chew pig's trotters and eat spicy strips. Naturally, such candied haws will be popular.

Good taste, good creativity, I have to say, now some little brothers in Northeast China really make money, and they will try their best to create some ideas to attract everyone to buy. Traditional candied haws are mostly hawthorn, and many people are still tired of eating hawthorn products. However, the pig's hoof version of the sugar-coated haws and the spicy version of the sugar-coated haws are relatively rare. Therefore, this little brother in Northeast China earns money on creativity. The trotters themselves are very delicious, and with a layer of sugar coating and a wooden stick, many people will be happy to take photos and punch cards while eating. The same is true of spicy strips, and the spicy strip version of Sugar-Coated Berry is naturally popular.

Selling well in the cold weather in Northeast China, it is natural to buy a pig's trotter version of candied haws, buy a spicy version of candied haws, eat them at home and catch up with the drama, or go to a restaurant in Northeast China to watch a duet while eating. Therefore, I personally think that the whimsy of the stall owner in Northeast China will not be disappointed, and the pig's trotters and spicy candied haws will naturally sell very well or even sell out of stock.

The improved version of sugar-coated haws not only tastes first-class, but also looks unique and creative, so it is naturally popular.