Hi there,
Thanks guys
for the compliments about the Taiwanese pineapple cake. I am happy that you enjoyed it, and so I’m
thinking some of you might be interested in the recipe.
Pineapple
cake (鳳梨酥, pronounced "Fong Lee Sue" in Chinese, "Ong Lai So" in Taiwanese), is one of the most authentic and traditional snacks in Taiwan. It’s not
only because we grow pineapples, but mainly because of the pronunciation in
Taiwanese. Pineapple (鳳梨) is pronounced “Ong Lai”, the same pronunciation as “luck coming
” (but the writing is 旺來, totally different
). Because
of this, pineapple cakes are the best present for many occasions, especially during the New Year time. People usually bring a box of pineapple cakes with them when visiting friends or relatives to wish each other luck for the coming year.
Thanks guys
for the compliments about the Taiwanese pineapple cake. I am happy that you enjoyed it, and so I’m
thinking some of you might be interested in the recipe.
Pineapple
cake (鳳梨酥, pronounced "Fong Lee Sue" in Chinese, "Ong Lai So" in Taiwanese), is one of the most authentic and traditional snacks in Taiwan. It’s not
only because we grow pineapples, but mainly because of the pronunciation in
Taiwanese. Pineapple (鳳梨) is pronounced “Ong Lai”, the same pronunciation as “luck coming
” (but the writing is 旺來, totally different
). Becauseof this, pineapple cakes are the best present for many occasions, especially during the New Year time. People usually bring a box of pineapple cakes with them when visiting friends or relatives to wish each other luck for the coming year.
