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China's latest street food trend has gone viral - popcorn in the shape of balloons
Recently in Wenzhou, Zhejiang, a new type of street snack has been gaining popularity, "rolling popcorn." With its unique design and creativity, it has become a trendy treat that locals and tourists alike are eager to try.
Unlike traditional popcorn, this "rolling popcorn" is not just a simple popped kernel. Through special techniques, the popcorn is cleverly shaped into various fun forms such as magic wands, hearts, and flowers. Some vendors have even introduced ice cream-shaped popcorn, capturing the attention of passersby.
This innovation has enhanced the visual appeal of popcorn and added an element of fun and interaction, making it a favoruite among young people and children.
Since its debut on the streets of Zhejiang, rolling popcorn has sparked widespread discussion online. Social media users have been sharing photos of the different shapes they've bought, jokingly saying, "I used to get a whole bag of popcorn for five yuan, but now I can only afford one stick of this rolling popcorn."
Many have also commented that it’s not only sweet and delicious but also brings a unique twist to their everyday lives.
According to one vendor, ever since they introduced rolling popcorn, both foot traffic and sales have increased significantly. The innovative approach has satisfied consumers’ craving for novelty.
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