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Dragon's beard candy

Dragon's beard candy

Chinese candy.

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  7. Maltose

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  8. Han dynasty

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  9. Food drying

    Method of food preservation.

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    Style of Chinese cuisine in Northeast China.

    4.4%

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    Turkish sweet.

    3%

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