How much does it take to cut a cake in Xinjiang?

The price of cut cakes in Xinjiang has always been prohibitive. Rumor has it that with one cut, a car is gone. This is no joke. A car did hit a cake-cutting stall. Even if the car was sold, the compensation would not be enough. Recently, a young man from Shaanxi was buying cut cakes on the street. Unexpectedly, the knife cost more than 300 yuan, which shocked him. So, why is cut cake so expensive? I think there are several reasons.

1. The raw materials for cut cakes are not cheap

Judging from the appearance of cut cakes, they are filled with nuts. We all know that such things are generally not cheap. Red dates and melon seeds are better. Some almonds and walnuts in some cut cakes are also not cheap. They are expensive in themselves, and The ones that have been peeled off are naturally more expensive. How can things made from these expensive raw materials be cheap?

2. The weight of the cut cake is very heavy

The weight of a small piece of cut cake is not light. This is because it is pressed very tightly during the making process, and the nuts are stuck together with honey and syrup, so the portion size becomes ten minutes. Cut cakes are really heavy and dense, and a small piece can cost hundreds, so be sure to pay attention to the portion size when buying.

3. Cut cakes are generally charged at two taels

I don’t know if you have noticed that people who sell cut cakes always say how much one tael costs, and rarely say how much a pound is. Less money. In fact, it is not difficult to understand. After all, one pound costs almost hundreds, so charging two pounds also stimulates consumption.

In the past, Xinjiang's cake-cut cakes had a bad reputation. You could cut them all at once, and they were all expensive. Therefore, many people now take a detour when they see the cake-cutting stall.

However, as mentioned above, the cake-cutting boss is relatively kind. He cut more than 300 yuan, but the young man didn't intend to ask for so much, and he still had more than 100 yuan in his pocket. Finally, the boss cut the cake into two parts and gave the young man the larger piece. The price was only one hundred yuan.

In the future, if you encounter a stall selling cut cakes, be sure to ask about the price and buy a little bit to try, but don’t go bankrupt in one go.