Chinese New Year Shopping List



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Here are 11 classic Lunar New Year dishes along with their symbolic meanings.

  • Cake made of sweet glutinous rice (nian gao) khajornkiat,
  • Whole Fish,
  • Whole Chicken, 
  • Jiaozi (sweet rice dumplings),
  • Tangyuan (sweet rice balls), 
  • Braised shiitake mushrooms,
  • Tangerines and oranges, 
  • Longevity noodles,
  • Jiaozi (dumplings).

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