What do Cantonese people mean when they say wowo?

Cantonese people say wowo, which means wowotou.

Citation explanation:

Wo Wo Tou. See "Wo Wo Tou". Quoted from "Baixue Yiyin·Yinnusi·Two Parents Talk Back": "The buns of barnyard noodles are mixed with jujube." Ruan Zhangjing's poem "Zhanghe Water": "The shopkeeper eats pancakes, and gnaws the bran buns for me."

Internet explanation:

Wowo (a semicircle made of vegetables and noodles) A ??semicircle made of vegetables and noodles, with an empty center Noodles, also known as Wowotou. Common green vegetables, elm leaves, and sophora japonica can be used to make nests. It got its name because there is a small nest in the middle. The food Wowo is light yellow in color and is usually supplemented with diced meat and vegetables. It is very delicious.

You can use Wowo in a sentence to explain it more clearly!

1. A portion of Erjinsong cake costs thirty-eight yuan. Other items such as flower rolls, honey steamed buns, and steamed buns are not cheap either, but they are delicious and those people are willing to pay for them.

2. The gold and silver houses are not as good as the poor houses in my hometown.

3. Then he hurriedly washed his hands and wiped his face, sat down at the dinner table, grabbed a jujube nest, and began to nibble on it.

4. Huazhan longan, aiwowo, jam gold cake, two-color water chestnut cake.