Bin County delicacies include buckwheat jelly, pulled noodles, five-spice pork trotters, sauce elbows, imperial noodles, etc. 1. Buckwheat jelly: made from buckwheat and water. Cool and refreshing, increases appetite. 2. Pulled noodles: The appearance is shiny and yellow, the aroma is fragrant when it comes out of the pot, and the texture is light and refreshing in the mouth. It is very appetizing. It can be regarded as a popular local flavor pasta. 3. Five-spice pig's trotters: ruddy in color, bright and pleasant, with a strong aroma that you can never tire of eating. It has become the main brand of famous snacks in Bin County.

1. Buckwheat jelly: a local specialty snack in Bin County. Made from buckwheat and water. Cool and refreshing, increases appetite.

2. Pulled noodles: The appearance is shiny and yellow, the aroma is fragrant when it comes out of the pot, and the texture is smooth and chewy in the mouth. It is very appetizing and can be regarded as a popular local flavor pasta.

3. Five-spice pig's trotters: ruddy in color, bright and pleasant, full of fragrance, you can never tire of eating it, and it has become the main brand of famous snacks in Bin County.

4. Sauce elbow: Bin County’s local flavor meat product. Bright color, tender and refreshing, and full of fragrance.

5. Royal noodles: also known as jade noodles and silt noodles, it is a special flour food that is different from Liangpi. It is called "silt noodles" because of its production method, "jade noodles" because of its bright jade color, and "imperial noodles" because it is a tribute in the palace.