Chinese New Year is around the corner, and Young Post is here to help you sort out a family gathering must-have: the candy box! Should you go sweet or savory? Traditional or modern? Expensive or ...

Sesame candy holds a significant place in Chinese culinary traditions. Chinese people often enjoy it during festive occasions ...

Be sure to serve these if you host a Chinese New Year party! Known as changshou mian ... of small treats like dried fruit, ...

Dragon's beard candy is Chinese in origin and the recipe may date back 2,000 years or more. It's often associated with Lunar New Year celebrations and, appropriately enough, surged in popularity ...

Rock, a candy made in stick shapes, has been synonymous with the British seaside for over a century. Now it’s vanishing ...

This candy from Walgreens’ lower-priced Nice ... Their need coincided with the timing of the Chinese New Year when all factory production in China grinds to a halt for a few weeks.

She's one of more than 100,000 Chinese living in Auckland ... Children are also offered snacks from the New year candy box; Song has a lacquered red one brimming with treats.

At New York City's Dragon Festival, hungry guests can try Chinese barbecued meats, crunchy candies, soup dumplings, and other ...

But rock – a super-sweet hard candy shaped into long ... I’d imagine two more may well close this year.” The UK factories cannot compete on price. “Chinese rock is being sold for 12-15p ...

Dragon's beard candy combines the old-fashioned taffy pull with some mental math. If you pull the candy enough times, you'll ...