Discussion Snacks

Ever eaten momos? those white soft to chew yet tasty thing? Its like dumplings or dim sums
Its my favourite snack

Spoiler: Momos *drools*

 

Masta, how could you create this thread without calling upon the snack god
@GonZ555

Also, good luck with the spice

 

I knew someone else would tag him so why take the unecessary effort? :>

spice? didnt get you

 

wow a third thread from you today

 

The red chutney? Made if chillis hot enough to ruin your entire day?

 

I can take it. Nothing not even the spiciness of the sauce can stop me from eating momos

nah its the 2nd. also am rying to farm atleast 500 msgs

 

:O
Masta is amazing, or I suppose living in south means spice is a daily routine

 

yeah. We put spice in almost every dish and spice enhances flavour. I dont think i could ever live without spice

 

Momos are Yom. I'm a really big fan of dumplings &dimsums as well. They're great snacks that gets me full quickly. I love the chewy texture it has.

 

Not quite sure, but it's looks like a char siu pao, maybe? Looks delicious, but I prefer the black pepper chicken feet & hakau myself for dim sum

 

char siu pao has pork in it right? in all dumplings i have seen it filled with veg or chicken or beef. But they are basically the same

 

Char siu pao is steamed pork bun. You could probably find it on Chinese restaurants and/or steam bun sellers that don't have/serve halal foods

 

Siomai with rice

 

My cousins are extremely obsessed wid momos and I share their obsession seldomly too~^^

 

I really like pork bbq meat buns although I haven’t had one in a while . I also like rice crackers they’re crunchy and taste really good . Salted eggs crackers are high up on the list too those I can eat a whole bag they’re so addicting .

 

*stomach growling*
I think i'll order that for lunch~

 

A bun eating bun...cannibalism!?
;P

 

That's called a momo? o.o

I always thought a momo refered to the palace aunty >.>;;

 

palace aunty? How? Why??

 

Like... you know, the mean aunty servants who raise the princes/princesses in ancient CN historical novels?

They're usually translated as "momos"...