Aiwowo is an ancient and unique traditional snack in Beijing. It is a favorite snack of Beijingers and a popular street snack. In the past, every year around the Lunar New Year, there was a snack called? Aiwowo? . For Beijingers, this is an indispensable delicacy in memory. What is a love nest? Aiwowo is a Muslim snack made of glutinous rice in Beijing, which is characterized by white color, spherical shape, sticky texture and sweet taste. Not only Beijingers like this snack, but also foreigners who come to Beijing often try this famous Muslim snack. Every year around the Lunar New Year, snack bars in Beijing will sell this variety in late summer and early autumn, so Aiwowo is also a spring and autumn variety, and now it is available all year round.

Aiwowo is rich in nutrition and is a kind of food with strong warming and nourishing properties. It has the effects of invigorating spleen, nourishing stomach and stopping sweating. It can relieve anorexia, abdominal distension and diarrhea. Glutinous rice has astringent effect and has a good therapeutic effect on frequent micturition and night sweats. Suitable for spontaneous sweating due to spleen deficiency, night sweats, hyperhidrosis, blood deficiency, dizziness and diarrhea. Suitable for tuberculosis, neurasthenia and postpartum people. According to "Fire Collection in the History of the Forbidden City in Ming Dynasty"? Enter the eighth day (April)? Don't put down the clip, okay? Reed leaf glutinous rice can be three or four inches long and one inch wide, and tastes the same as glutinous rice. ? This? No clips? What is this? There is an answer in Zhuo Zhongzhi written by Liu Ruoyu, an internal supervisor during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty:? Sesame, sugar and glutinous rice are used as cold cakes, and stuffing pills are used as nests, that is, the ancient does not fall.

Some people think that there was no clip in the Yuan Dynasty, but there is no written record so far. Therefore, there was Aiwowo in the Ming Dynasty. Another way of saying this is that A Wo Wo originated from Uighurs, and there are legends of A Wo Wo and ChristianRandPhillips. It was Gan Long who robbed the wife of Uighur leader Kristianlan Philip, and Kristianlan Philip didn't eat anything. The dragon is in a hurry, and the whole world is looking for food and delicious food for her. Sweet concubines don't take a bite. Then ChristianRandPhillips's husband crossed mountains and rivers, so he made an ancestral glutinous rice dumpling and sent it to the palace. He thought his surname was Ahmed, so he named him Al Wo Wo.