Chanjiujiu Huangshan Shaobing (Sesame Flatbread) 120g
Chanjiujiu Huangshan Shaobing is a classic Anhui-style sesame flatbread with flaky layers and a toasty, nutty aroma. Enjoy it straight from the pack, or warm briefly in a pan, oven, or air fryer for extra crispness—perfect with tea or as a quick snack.
Product Highlights:
- Regional Specialty: Traditional Huangshan-style shaobing with fragrant sesame.
- Flaky & Crunchy: Multi-layer pastry bakes to a light, crisp bite.
- Versatile Pairing: Great with tea, soy milk, or as a savory snack.
- Convenient Size: 120 g pack—easy to enjoy anytime.
- Ready to Eat: Shelf-stable; reheat lightly for best texture.
Original: $6.15
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$2.15Chanjiujiu Huangshan Shaobing (Sesame Flatbread) 120g
Chanjiujiu Huangshan Shaobing is a classic Anhui-style sesame flatbread with flaky layers and a toasty, nutty aroma. Enjoy it straight from the pack, or warm briefly in a pan, oven, or air fryer for extra crispness—perfect with tea or as a quick snack.
Product Highlights:
- Regional Specialty: Traditional Huangshan-style shaobing with fragrant sesame.
- Flaky & Crunchy: Multi-layer pastry bakes to a light, crisp bite.
- Versatile Pairing: Great with tea, soy milk, or as a savory snack.
- Convenient Size: 120 g pack—easy to enjoy anytime.
- Ready to Eat: Shelf-stable; reheat lightly for best texture.
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Chanjiujiu Huangshan Shaobing is a classic Anhui-style sesame flatbread with flaky layers and a toasty, nutty aroma. Enjoy it straight from the pack, or warm briefly in a pan, oven, or air fryer for extra crispness—perfect with tea or as a quick snack.
Product Highlights:
- Regional Specialty: Traditional Huangshan-style shaobing with fragrant sesame.
- Flaky & Crunchy: Multi-layer pastry bakes to a light, crisp bite.
- Versatile Pairing: Great with tea, soy milk, or as a savory snack.
- Convenient Size: 120 g pack—easy to enjoy anytime.
- Ready to Eat: Shelf-stable; reheat lightly for best texture.
