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What is a traditional Chinese breakfast?
A. Beijing people typically eat steamed stuffed buns, deep-fried twisted dough stick, and various other steamed or fried snacks made from wheat flour. Congee rice porridge and soups / noodles are very common as well. Almost everything is cooked, and also hot. Usually, milk is boiled for drinking in the morning and if you are eating in chinese traditional family home, all leftovers from the previous day are reheated in the microwaves before they are served as breakfast.
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How much does it cost for street breakfast foods?
A. The typical price for breakfast foods such as Jian Bing is 4RMB (50cents)
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Will I get sick eating this food?
A. It is not "Entirely Safe" to eat these foods in China, however many travelers do eat them quite frequently and never get sick. If you are concerned, try to only eat foods from places that appear to have a cleanlier environment and make sure you have stomach pills in case you need them.
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What is Cantonese style breakfast?
A. Cantonese style breakfast or Guangdong breakfast is also commonly called dim sum. Dim sum are little snacks, usually steamed, deep fried, or boiled, and the variety is enormous, hundreds of them, mostly savoury. They are small little pastries filled with meat, or sweet fillings. This is definitely an experience you don't want to miss!
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Where can I eat Cantonese breakfast?
A. ComingSoon
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Where can I find street breakfast foods?
A. ComingSoon
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