Legend has it that there is such a store in central Los Angeles, called the American version of Daoxiangcun . In other words, everyone who comes to Los Angeles should go to this store and bring back some local products. Moreover, most of his breads cost less than a dollar. Is that because it’s cheap or because it’s delicious? My eyes went up and down. Seeing the crowd lining up in front of the store, I couldn't help but shout in front of the foreigners present. Oh, I'm going to find my friends. This is not a bakery, it is the university cafeteria on the first floor, and there is such a long queue inside. But seeing the same cakes and the same bread here, I knew why so many people were queuing up. Thanks to the witty singing skills, I have already booked my tickets online. Let’s take a look at the goods first, friends. Special No. 1 potato cheese balls and special No. 2 cheese rolls.
These two are meat-filled guava bread, 58 specialty cookies, and this South American version of rice dumplings. The mashed potatoes and cheese inside are rolled on the outside. Well, it's still hot. Oh, surely it’s not just potatoes, right? It should have the old flavor of minced meat. No wonder it's so popular. How many people did you see? Here's another cheese roll.
Well, it’s Lao Su on the outside, but the knowledge on the inside is particularly sweet. The key is that this is only ninety-nine. My friends it's savory and sweet, but they're not tired of it. Mainly because his skin is extremely crispy.
These breads, ninety-nine cents a loaf, are extremely delicious. The American version of Daoxiangcun ah is well-deserved. These two large boxes totaled less than $100. This is a really good deal. Full of satisfaction, economical and affordable.
