1, omelet

Jiaojiang omelet is a must for Jiaojiang snacks, which carries many memories of the old Haimen. It is popular among the people because of its simple preparation, cheap materials, delicious taste and rich nutrition. Its main material, egg, is rich in protein, fat, vitamins and minerals needed by human body, such as iron, calcium and potassium.

2. Blending eggs with ginger and walnuts

Blending eggs with ginger and walnuts is a big snack in Jiaojiang. Walnut with ginger juice is a delicious flavor snack, and it is also a nutritious and nourishing product. It has many effects such as dispelling cold, stopping vomiting, eliminating phlegm and invigorating spleen.

3. Cake-eating tube

Cake-eating tube is a unique traditional snack of Han nationality in Taizhou, Zhejiang Province, and it is a holiday custom. Taizhou people have the custom of eating tin cakes (wheat cakes and cakes-eating tubes) on long summer, Dragon Boat Festival and May 13th. Cake-eating drum, also known as "catching sheep with five tigers", as its name implies, is to wrap all kinds of delicious food in a drum shape with a thin paper-like bran of wheat coke (also a rice drum baked with rice paste), which contains many dishes, such as carrots, shredded pork, celery and other delicious dishes. It is also commonly known as "wheat coke".

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Introduction of Jiaojiang tourist attractions:

1. Dachen Island

Dachen Island in Jiaojiang District is located in the southeast ocean of Taizhou Bay in central Zhejiang, and consists of 29 islands, including upper and lower Dachen. The total area is 14.6 square kilometers, 29 nautical miles away from Taizhou city. It is a national first-class fishing port, a provincial forest park and a provincial sea fishing base. The sea around the island is the second fishing ground in Zhejiang Province. During the fishing season, there are many dry sails around the island, and the mast is like a forest. At night, there are thousands of fishing fires, which is a grand view. Known as the "Pearl of the East China Sea".

2. Haimen Old Street

has a long history, and it is a theme block integrating human landscape and business leisure. Most of the existing buildings were built in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. This street runs from north to south, connecting Zhongshan East Road in the south and Jiangbin Road in the north. The original street was 47 meters long, but now it has a stone pavement with a length of 225 meters and a width of about 6-8 meters. The southern end is the suspension bridge head, which is a bustling street corner; At the northern end, there is the Yangfu Temple and the north archway of the temple, with the words "Haimen Pass" written on it. It used to be the most prosperous commercial street in Jiaojiang (formerly Haimen).

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