40 Taiwanese foods we can't live without

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anonymous
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Due to the complex historical background and unique geographic location, Taiwanese cuisine, incorporate both western and eastern cultures, resulting in the unique style.

Continuing to evolve and innovate, Taiwanese cuisine keeps bringing forth the creative and surprising ideas. Taiwanese snacks and Taiwanese cuisines are well-known gourmet food around the world. Come and check the best Taiwanese food! Besides bubble tea and xiaolongbao, how many dishes have you had in the CNN report?

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kaminoge
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Enjoying the snacks bought from street stands and at night markets is one of the most enjoyable highlights of a trip to Taiwan, but you might want to dial back the tourist promotion efforts a bit. Would you really describe Taiwanese cuisine as "gourmet", and is it really that well-known around the world? And how exactly is Taiwan's geographic location "unique", especially in comparison to other island countries in East and Southeast Asia?

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yaofeng
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Can't live without? Hardly..Don't get me wrong. I love Taiwanese food, especially the street stall variety. But to be honest many items are not very healthy either fried in oil or heavily laden with sodium or both.

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lucapal
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Thanks for the link OP.....I'll be taking that with me when i go to Taipei later this year.

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