What food do you remember that you can no longer find or eat now?

How should I put it? Can I understand that I can’t eat the food I like in my memory now?

Many foods not only have unique tastes that remain fresh in our memories, they also represent the era we lived in, the places we lived, our childhood innocence and happiness, and some unforgettable people.

Take me for example. When I was a child, my favorite was the pimple soup made by my grandma, with a little vinegar in it. You can really drink a big bowl! Now I occasionally do it myself, but I can no longer feel that childishness and innocence. Of course, my grandma is still alive.

When we think of some of the foods we loved to eat when we were young, there will always be a story, beautiful, sad, painful, and happy. Maybe food just grafts a bridge into our memories, the taste of the past, the most beautiful taste!

When I was a child, I loved eating the sugar dumplings made by the proprietress of the breakfast shop on the street. They were made of glutinous rice flour, fried in oil until golden brown, and then sprinkled with sugar. At that time, 6 It costs 1 cent. It has been more than 20 years since I moved out of my hometown, and I have never tasted the same taste as when I was a child. Although they are also sold here, they feel so unpalatable and hard. The chili candies of my childhood were really interesting. They were made to look like small red chili peppers. They were so sweet. Every time I took a bite, I was smiling and sweet. At that time, they cost 6 for 1 cent. Nowadays, sometimes I dare not recall my past childhood, and my eyes fill with tears when I think of it. When I was a child, I always wanted to get out of my hometown and yearn for the big city. When I was working hard in the big city, I was exhausted and looking at my hometown in the distance, I realized how much I wanted to go back to the past and miss the snacks I loved when I was a child.

I remember that my favorite snack when I was a child was popcorn. In that era of material scarcity, you couldn’t buy any fruits or cakes in the countryside. I just looked forward to the arrival of an old man from the neighboring village. When popping popcorn in the village, add a few grains of saccharin to a teapot of corn and pour it into the popcorn machine. Watching the old man fill in a few spoonfuls of coal, creating a burning flame, and watching the rotating barometer, my heart is beating loudly. , cook it quickly, popcorn.

With a bang, a burst of fragrant smoke dissipated, and the golden popcorn came out of the pot. It tasted so good in your mouth...

Hello, I am Niu Xiaochu Cuisine. I am very happy to answer your questions. Let me talk about the delicacies in my memory. Some of them are no longer available, and some can be eaten, but they have changed their taste.

1. Maltose.

This is really a good memory from childhood. This is the kind of syrup made from sugar. It tastes sticky. When I was young, my favorite thing was to stir it and eat it. Listen to it. The boss said that if you stir it too much, the sugar will increase. Every time you eat some, stir it quickly to see if it will increase. Now that I think about it, I was really stupid when I was a kid.

2. Old Beijing ice cream.

When I was a kid, my favorite thing to eat in summer was ice cream. Every time I went to school, there was an old man selling ice cream in front of the school. Popsicles were 5 cents each, and ice cream was 1.5 cents. Eating one ice cream was considered a luxury accessory. Now it has become a luxury item. I can no longer eat the food I had when I was a kid, nor can I taste the taste I had when I was a kid.

3. Cane popcorn.

This kind of popcorn is a childhood memory. After buying 2 popcorns every time, I was not allowed to eat anything, and I would make a fuss with my classmates before I was willing to eat it. This kind of childhood memory is now I can’t eat anymore.

You can also leave a message, what were the wonderful foods of your childhood?

The snacks in my memory are:

① Pig baby (spicy tiao)

② Dae Jang Geum (spicy tiao)

③Shredded figs

④Powder fertilizer

⑤Sour plum powder

⑥Ring candy

⑦Mimi

⑧Bumping Candy

⑨Colorful Rope

⑩Big Knife Pork (Spicy Sticks)

Because the times are progressing now, and technology is developing too fast, childhood Those snacks are rarely heard of and hard to buy anymore. Even if you can buy them, many of them are no longer the same as before.

If I could go back in time, I really wish I could go back to my childhood, when we had no worries and were innocent.

But time is like a butcher's knife. An inch of time is worth an inch of gold, but an inch of gold cannot buy an inch of time.

I miss the little naughty candy when I was a child. 10 pieces for 1 cent, and sometimes you get another one as a gift! It felt so delicious at that time! Can't find it now! Hello, I’m Sister Su. I’m happy to answer your question.

In my memory, what I miss most is the steamed cake made by my grandma.

When I was a child, whenever the Chinese New Year was about to come, my grandma would be busy all afternoon, and then like magic, she would make a big pot of white, sweet and sticky hair cake. When it came out of the pot, it was steaming hot. , one bite, your mouth is filled with the sweet taste, and the joy in your heart is about to burst out.

When my grandma passed away, I was already in college, but because I was too far away from home, I spent less and less time with my grandma. As my grandma got older, she could no longer make Fa Gao a year before her death. After her death, none of the younger generations could make such Fa Gao.

Now, every time I see someone selling hair cake, I will buy one, but I can’t taste it. I hope that one day, there will be a piece of cake that can open the tear ducts the moment my taste buds touch it. I think that taste is just right.

I know, what I miss is not the taste of fat cake, what I miss is grandma.

Grandma, my granddaughter misses you! I am Sister Su. Welcome to "Sister Su's Snack Light" and let us grow as much as we want together!

Wild Fruit on the Mountain misses three post-80s delicacies that have disappeared in time:

As a person born in the 1980s, one drink that impressed me deeply is "Malted Milk". I remember when I was a child, whenever guests came to visit with their children, my mother would He would make a cup of "malted milk" for me and my friends. It was sweet and fragrant. At that time, it was my favorite drink besides soda.

The taste of childhood "malted milk"

But my mother was so stingy that she wouldn't allow me to drink more, so I often secretly drank it while my parents were at work. It's perfect, but my mother has long discovered that the speed of "malted milk" is decreasing visibly to the naked eye... She's just too lazy to settle accounts with a kid like me, hehehe

2. Sherbet:

I remember that when I was a child, one of the most common gifts I brought when visiting relatives was "fruit juice". It came in a glass bottle and was brightly colored. I remember there were green and red ones, all of which were fruity. I can hardly remember it now. The taste is amazing, I really want to taste the taste of my childhood again!

3. Pagoda candy:

"Pagoda candy" is the memory of a generation. It is actually not sugar, but an insect repellent. I remember that when I was a child, many children would have parasites in their stomachs. , you need to take this anti-parasite medicine that tastes like sugar to eliminate parasites in your body.

In that era when snacks were scarce, many children liked to eat this kind of "pagoda candy" instead of "candy". The sweetness was not like medicine at all, and the taste was very similar to today's "candy". Meringue”.