艾窝窝, photo 1 of 2
艾窝窝, photo 2 of 2
Typical photo

Photo credit

Photo
Aiwowo Hongluo Cutted
By
Erell
Licence
CC BY-SA 3.0
Source
Wikimedia Commons
Changes
Cropped and resized

Photo credit

Photo
Aiwowo Hongluo
By
Erell
Licence
CC BY-SA 3.0
Source
Wikimedia Commons
Changes
Cropped and resized

艾窝窝

艾窩窩
àiwōwo
Also on menus as 爱窝窝
noun Not spicy

Measure Word

Meanings

  1. 1 aiwowo
  2. 2 glutinous rice cake with sweet filling

About the dish

京菜 Beijing · 甜品 Dessert

Small white balls of steamed glutinous rice dusted with steamed wheat flour and filled with sugar mixed with sesame, walnut or melon seeds. Soft and sticky, eaten at room temperature; a Beijing snack.

Usually contains tree nuts, sesame and wheat

Examples

HSK 5
Àiwōwo shì Běijīng de chuántǒng xiǎochī.
Aiwowo is a traditional Beijing snack.
HSK 7-9
Àiwōwo lǐmiàn shì dòushā xiàn.
Aiwowo has a sweet red bean paste filling.

Tips

culture
Beijing snack of steamed glutinous rice dusted with sesame and rolled around sweet fillings like red bean or walnut. Said to have been a Ming-dynasty palace treat before spreading to the streets.

Stroke Order

艾 ài
窝 wō