Wan'er cake takes its name from its resemblance to a little bowl and an ear ('er').
The beancurd is cut three cm long and 0.5 cm thick, then baked on a barbed wire above a sawdust-burning brazier after being soaked in marinade.
This food contains glutinous rice cake in porridge. The rice cake is made of 70 percent coarse glutinous rice and 30 percent sticky rice mixed with sugar and steam in a steamer.
Yang'ai Maofeng ("Maofeng" literally "peak fur") is a famous green tea leaf which was successfully developed in 1960 and is produced in the Yang'ai Tea Plantation in the southwest suburb of Guiyang City.
As a traditional local snack in Qingyan Ancient Town, Qingyan Tofu is prepared by roasting tofu on the fire until both sides are yellow, tearing it apart, and dipping the pieces in a sauce made of chopped green onions, salt, vinegar, and paste pepper.
A must-have household snack as long as you're in Huaxi, Rice Noodles with Beef dates back to the 1970s.