Cantonese gourmet rice rolls have nothing to do with pig intestines.

It is a breakfast food that everyone in Dongguan is familiar with.

It is a rice product that looks like pig intestines. Chee Cheong Fun is actually a kind of rice flour without fillings. It is named because its shape looks like pig intestines.

The steaming of chee cheong fun is similar to that of Shahe fun. Rice slurry is steamed into a thin noodle, then the noodle is rolled into a long strip, and finally cut into finger-sized pieces.

Chee Cheong Fun is tender and delicious and is welcomed by many diners.

Rice rolls originated from the Han nationality snacks in the Xiguan area of ??Guangzhou, Lingnan. Among them, Xiguan braised sausage is the most famous. As early as the late Qing Dynasty, the cries of rice rolls could be heard on the streets of Guangzhou.

At that time, there were two types of rice rolls: salty and sweet. The fillings of salty rice rolls mainly included pork, beef, shrimp, pork liver, etc., while the fillings of sweet rice rolls were mainly sugar-soaked fruits and vegetables, mixed with stir-fried ingredients.

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Rice rolls, also called steamed roll rice rolls, are a rice product, also known as steamed rice rolls, rolled rice rolls, and pork roll rice rolls (because the rice rolls look like pig intestines).

Chaoshan rice rolls are different from traditional Cantonese-style rice rolls. Chaoshan rice rolls have many fillings and ingredients. Traditional Cantonese-style rice rolls often only have one or two fillings and are only dipped in soy sauce. The taste is clearer and pure.

Also known as Bra steamed rice rolls, it is a rice product, also known as Bra steamed rice rolls, rolled rice rolls, steamed rice rolls, and bundled rice rolls. It is different from pig rice rolls (shaped like pig intestines).

Because of the large sales volume in the morning market and the shortage of supply in most stores, people often queue up to eat, so it is also nicknamed "grabbing for fans".

When it was produced, it was famous for being "as white as snow, as thin as paper, shiny, smooth and delicious".

In Guangdong, rice rolls are a very common neighborhood delicacy. It is cheap, delicious, suitable for all ages, and is well-known to women and children.

From humble restaurants and tea markets to five-star high-end hotels, almost everything is available.