Our survival is inseparable from food. There is always no end to human exploration of food. Food may not only satisfy our taste buds, but also entrust our desires and memories. Connected with food are our relatives, our

Childhood, our hometown.

People will always taste all kinds of food in their lives, but there are always some that we can't forget. When I grow up, I will always recall some of the foods I ate when I was a child. Rather than recalling those foods, I would rather miss them.

The fun, food is always full of childhood joy.

Let’s take a look at the foods that I remember deeply when I was a child. Have you tried these seven kinds of childlike foods?

The childhood life we ??have all tasted must have been wonderful.

1. Popsicles.

When I was young, popsicles cost 1 cent each and were unpackaged. There was a factory in the village that made the popsicles. They were placed in wooden boxes and covered with quilts to keep them warm. When I was 10 years old, I was still harvesting wheat!

2. Candied haws: At that time, there were not many varieties of candied haws, which we usually call candied haws, such as hawthorn, yam bean, and orange. I used to sell them through the streets and alleys. I went to the village to sell them as shown below. Where?

Where are the children sold?

3. Popping candy: When I was a kid, I simply thought it was super fun. Every time I ate it, I felt it was magical. It would make popping noises in my mouth. What’s even more fun is to stick out your tongue and watch it jump on it. To be honest, it’s delicious and fun.

Our biggest pursuit!

4. Popcorn?: Traditional popcorn is like this. It is a hand-cranked popcorn machine with a big bag behind it. When it is cooked, you open the valve and hear a loud noise. Popcorn. Popcorn is popping.

He was beaten into a bag. If a popcorn seller came to a village, he would be surrounded by children in a short while.

Every time I see the adults popping popcorn there, I always look forward to it, bringing back childhood memories of those born in the 70s, 80s and 90s.

Have you ever eaten any of these childhood delicacies?

Those who have eaten it may not have enjoyed it.

Although many of these ingredients are relatively common, the food we made with our own hands in the past has given us a lot of happiness and memories. It is difficult to appreciate the fun without being there.