2014中秋历史上最变态月饼合集「我一种都不敢尝,你呢?」+ 无忧小雅哥亲自整理Mid-Autumn Festival口语内容

2014年09月08日 无忧小雅哥




回忆当年,传说中的五仁月饼被齐声讨伐,各类月饼大号们齐声“五仁TMD给我滚出月饼界!” 2014,又有一款「神奇」月饼横空出世— 克力香辣牛肉 月饼!Super AWESOME 巧克力配牛肉,还是香辣味!为了吸引小伙伴的舌头,月饼厂商也是绞尽脑汁,搞出了一大堆逆天搭配新品。无忧小雅哥「mr_51ielts」只能说,五仁兄别见怪,你已经被拍在沙滩上了 DEAD!!


巧克力香辣牛肉月饼!


每个50g,外表黝黑,外皮是巧克力的,里面是麻辣牛肉馅。甜甜的巧克力,麻辣鲜香的牛肉馅,简直就是外焦里嫩的现实版写照,这种月饼应该着力往西式快餐厅推广,你想,一个月饼,包含了牛肉、面包、巧克力,主食加甜品一应俱全,32个赞。


酸辣月饼!


8月,由珠海某月饼厂生产的酸辣月饼正式上市,这款月饼就被定义为“黑暗料理新秀”。其主打的酸辣风味中的酸来自老坛酸菜和山楂,而辣则来自类似于老干妈辣酱的原料,因此其风味酸中带辣。老干妈真是无处不在啊!!


青花椒卤肉月饼!


外表看似普通的月饼,但是麻人的青花椒却悄悄“深藏功与名”,里面配料包括白芸豆、大豆油、水、精肉、香菇、青花椒、油葱、食用盐、火腿、虾米、小麦粉、蛋黄粉、食用植物油,这哪里像是月饼了,明明就是肉夹馍、窝窝头的全包裹版本啊。


极品十仁月饼!


该月饼是近年来开始流行大个月饼的产物,个头巨大,是普通月饼的4到6倍,根据价格的不同,在传统五仁馅料的基础上,增加不同的五种其他馅料而成,取的是合家团圆十全十美的寓意。不过,对消费者来说,这个名字颇有“买五仁送五仁”,占了大便宜的意思啊。PS:明年会出百仁月饼,后年会出千仁、万仁月饼吗?月饼厂商的设计思路还真是偷懒啊!


奶酥松露鹅肝月饼!


传说光是馅料已经高达几十上百元一斤,一般都是回馈高端客户,所以并不为广大消费者熟悉。今年中秋,不用买头等舱机票找土豪了,看看微博上谁在晒这款月饼就能分辨土豪了吧。不过,在全国都厉行节俭的大前提下,包裹着这种高大上肉馅的奢侈品月饼,大家还是别追捧了。PS:这么高大上的月饼,一听名字就已经颤抖了啊!


韭菜月饼!


对的,你没有看错,这绝不是饺子,而是实打实的月饼。韭菜月饼几乎是横空出世的新品种,月饼表皮刷了鸡蛋,加起来就是韭菜鸡蛋味的。PS:据说这种口味的月饼已让五仁月饼的支持者们很是振奋,他们已经在各大论坛喊出了口号:你们不是讨厌五仁月饼么?那就来尝尝韭菜月饼吧!


腐乳月饼!


这其实是潮汕一带著名的饼食腐乳饼的变种,本身做法已经与月饼十分相近,当地人每逢初一十五摆神台时放的祭品都少不了它,后来稍经改良也就有了月饼系列。


还有很多其他造型别致的月饼。。。。这些月饼一定是用来收藏不是用来吃的啦!


先来个国粹版的



卡通版的



仿生版的



水晶月饼



雪月饼



咳咳。。。回过头来看看这个

五仁君!!你还好吗五仁君!!



「Topic: Mid-Autumn Festival」Chinese Moon Festival is traditionally celebrated on the fifteenth day of the eighth lunisolar month (see Mid-Autumn Festival Dates), which is in September or October. Mid-Autumn Festival 2014 is on September 8. Chinese people will have a three-day holiday from September 6 to 8. The Mid-autumn festival is the second most important festival after the Spring Festival to Chinese people. Every year, when the festival comes people go home from every corner of the country and the world to meet their family and have dinner with them, admire the full moon and eat mooncakes. Chinese people believe a full moon is a symbol of peace, prosperity, and family reunion. On Mid-Autumn Festival night the moon is supposed to be the brightest and fullest, which is why the festival is also known as the"Day of Reunion" and the "Moon Festival".



Names中秋的别名

「Moon Festival」Because of the celebration's association with the full moon on this night, as well as the traditions of moon worship and moon gazing.

「Mooncake Festival」because of the popular tradition of eating mooncakes on this occasion.

「Zhongqiu Festival」the official name in pinyin.

「Lantern Festival」a term sometimes used in Singapore and Malaysia, which is not to be confused with the Lantern Festival in China that occurs on the 15th day of the first month of the Chinese calendar.

「Reunion Festival」because in olden times, a woman in China would take the occasion to visit her parents before returning to celebrate with her husband and his parents.

「Children's Festival」in Vietnam, because of the emphasis on the celebration of children.

「Harvest Moon and Chinese Thanksgiving」terms used in the Chinese diasporic community to describe this as a harvest festival.



Basic Features中秋须知

「Name in Chinese」中秋节 Zhongqiujie /jong-chyoh-jyeah/

「Importance」the second most important (traditional) Chinese Festival after Chinese New Year;

「Date」the 15th day of the 8th month of the Chinese Calendar

「Popular food」mooncakes

「Celebrations」admiring the full moon, eating mooncakes

「History」 Over 3,000 years

「Greetings」The simplest is "Happy Mid-Autumn Festival" (中秋快乐).

「Most Famous Mid-Autumn Festival poem: "The Moon Festival」"The Moon Festival" (水调歌头 'Water Tone Song') by Su Shi (苏轼)



Advanced Features中秋特色

「Moon worship」Moon worship took the form of sacrifices to the lunar goddess in the succeeding Western Zhou Dynasty (1045 to 770 BC) and the practice has continued to the modern day. Offerings are also made to a deity called Chang'e, known as the Moon Goddess of Immortality.

「Mooncakes」Making, sharing and eating Chinese pastries called mooncakes are a tradition of the festival. In Chinese culture, a round shape symbolises completeness, and sharing the mooncakes signifies the unity of families. A rich thick filling is usually made from red bean or lotus seed paste, but they can also contain fruit, chocolate or savoury foods.

「Lanterns」The day is celebrated by lighting and display lanterns. In Vietnam, children participate in parades with lanterns of various forms and colours, and one tradition is to write riddles on the lanterns and have others guess the answers.

「Traditional foods」Other foods include lotus roots, which symbolise peace, and watermelons cut in the shape of lotus petals. Cassia wine is the traditional choice for the "reunion wine" drunk on the occasion. In Vietnam, cakes and fruits are elaborately prepared as food displays and animals are created out of glutinous rice flour and rice paste.

「Romance」The Mid-Autumn moon has traditionally been a choice occasion to celebrate marriages, and in some parts of China, dances are held for young men and women to find partners.

「Mongol rule」 Messages smuggled in mooncakes were used to facilitate the overthrow of Mongol rule, according to folklore. Mooncakes were used as a medium by the Ming revolutionaries in their espionage effort to secretly distribute letters in order to overthrow the Mongolian rulers of China in the Yuan dynasty.

「Not always a full moon」The Mid-Autumn Festival does not always occur during a full moon, contrary to popular belief, but the full moon will likely occur within two days of the festival.

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