Let me tell you what the original flavor of Wowotou is. First of all, our Wowotou here is made of pure corn (there are different practices in different places, and there are miscellaneous grains), and then we can get some wild vegetables in the field and put them in corn flour. Knead into steamed bread, but there is a nest below, which makes the thickness of the steamed bread almost the same, so that it can be completely steamed. Perhaps this thing is called Wowotou because of this "nest". It's time to eat after cooking. Maybe I didn't feel anything when I took the first bite, and then I chewed it three times, and my mouth was full of acid. This sour taste is not the sour taste of candy or yogurt. It is hard to describe, tangled and unpalatable. People who have eaten Wowotou once will forget the taste. There are also wild vegetables that torture your tongue. The process of swallowing is a process of abuse, and the corn flour will slowly go down and it is easy to choke. I believe that the esophagus tortured by Wowotou has nothing to swallow. In the harvest season of corn, grandma will steam a pot of steamed corn bread with fresh corn flour and give it to grandpa and my dad, so it will be easy for me to eat a steamed corn bread one after another. You'd better not lie down, there will be acid reflux in your stomach. In fact, eating too much is nothing, but the word unpalatable can't be erased by adaptation. You know, in the past, corn flour was made by grinding the big stone at the head of the village, which was definitely not as delicate as the corn flour beaten by the machine now, so the previous corn bread was definitely worse.

When I was shopping, I also saw people selling Wowotou. Wowotou was yellow and black, and what was sold on the street was yellow and shiny, so there was a lot of flour in it. The improved Wowotou smells great, especially when all kinds of stuffing are put into the "Wowo", and it is absolutely enjoyable to eat it. In the past, the nest was sour, and the acid was bitter in the mouth and bitter in the heart. Today's wowotou is fragrant, and the fragrance is bitter in my heart.