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Chinese sweets, water, but you😍ðŸĨ°âœĻ

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A close-up view of the colorful filling for Chinese lettuce wraps being sautÃĐed in a black pan, showing diced meats, carrots, celery, and onions being stirred with a black spatula.
Chinese Lettuce Wraps ðŸĨŽðŸ˜‹
If you’re looking for an easy appetizer for Lunar New Year 🎋, these wraps are the perfect addition. Growing up, I’ve used to eat these with Chinese liver sausage (yun cherng) but over the years I started to dislike the taste of it so I’ve subbed it with regular Chinese sausage (lap cherng) for this
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Sikfan Kitchen

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Two hands hold glass jars with Chinese Money Plant cuttings showing strong roots from water propagation, ready for transfer to soil.
A hand displays two Chinese Money Plant cuttings with well-developed roots, indicating successful water propagation, with other potted plants in the background.
A hand holds several Chinese Money Plant cuttings with long, established roots, preparing them for transfer from water propagation to soil.
Chinese Money Plant ðŸŠī
i cut these babies from the mother plant about 3 weeks ago & look at how strong those roots look ðŸĨđ once i start seeing growth, i will be selling them 😭 till then, i get to admire them just a little longer <3 tell me, down below ⮇ïļ your process on water propagation & how long you w
my_prettygreens

my_prettygreens

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Chinese Zodiac Compatibility Guide 👀
Ever wondered which zodiac signs you naturally click with — and which ones you don’t? ðŸĪ” In Chinese astrology, compatibility is based on Six Harmonies, Three Harmonies, and Conflict signs. Here’s how it works 👇 âœĻ Six Harmonies (Your “Secret Match”) This is your strongest one-on-one connection.
Zodiac by Birth Year

Zodiac by Birth Year

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🍋ðŸŒŋ why Do the Chinese mix lemon with cloves?
#AskLemon8 #chinesedrink
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bloami_

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A white styrofoam takeout container holds a meal of Mongolian beef, white rice, and lo mein noodles. The glossy dark brown beef is mixed with green onions, served alongside fluffy white rice and orange-yellow noodles, creating a vibrant and appetizing Chinese dish.
Chinese at home ðŸĨĒâœĻ
⭐ïļ Mongolian beef ⭐ïļ Marinade thinly slice beef in soy sauce & black pepper for 10-15min then add cornstarch & mix Fried the beef in batches set aside In a pan with oil add minced ginger & garlic mix let it become fragrant before adding in the soy sauce water & brown sugar
Madelena

Madelena

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Healthier Alternatives for Sweets Cravings🍭ðŸĶ
Healthy Alternatives for Sugar Cravings (PMS Edition) Because the cravings are real—and we deserve sweet things that don’t wreck our progress. I’ve been hit with serious sweet tooth vibes lately (PMS, I see you), so I wanted to share the sugar-friendly finds I grabbed during my last grocery run
AnnaðŸŦķ🏞

AnnaðŸŦķ🏞

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Chinese Takeout ðŸ”ĨðŸĨĒðŸĨĄ
Chicken Lo Mein Serves 5–6 Using Simply Asia Lo Mein Noodles: Ingredients: Noodles: â€Ē 1 box Simply Asia Lo Mein Noodles â€Ē Water for boiling â€Ē 2 tsp oil (to toss) Chicken: â€Ē 4 chicken breasts, thinly sliced Chicken marinade â€Ē 3 tbsp soy sauce
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Lorenzo&Anabelle

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Coffee water coke milk wine tea beer in Chinese
Native Chinese speaker
Easy learn Chinese Grace

Easy learn Chinese Grace

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24-hour the chinese way - Part 1: 5am-7am
Your body follows a 24-hour rhythm. Most people are living against it. In Chinese medicine, every organ has a peak time. When you align with it, digestion improves. Energy stabilizes. Sleep gets deeper. This is 24 Hours the Chinese Way. Let’s reset your rhythm. #wellness #selfca
Teatok Chinese Wellness

Teatok Chinese Wellness

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Cozy Chinese wellness milk tea
Cozy Chinese wellness milk tea—sip it first thing in the morning, warm from head to toe! Ingredients: 3 thin slices young ginger 4 pitted & chopped red dates 1 tbsp goji berries 1 tbsp brown sugar 3 slices astragalus root Steps: Boil 120mL water, simmer on low 3 mins. Add 200mL milk, h
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chinesefood0805

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A ceramic pot of Chinese Sweet Snow Fungus Soup, featuring snow fungus, longan, goji berries, and other ingredients. It is surrounded by Lunar New Year decorations including oranges, a red packet with a lion dance design, and gold-colored coins and ingots, all on a white background.
Chinese Herbal “Sweet Snow Fungus Soup” ðŸĨĢ
“čšŦä―“åĨåš·!” Wishing everyone good health in the year of the dragon!🧧🐰Nourish your body with “Sweet Snow Fungus Soup” also known as a Chinese dessert soup įģ–æ°ī[tong sui] in Cantonese. This herbal dessert soup has many health benefits such as boosting your immune system and enhancing beautiful skin 💁‍♀ïļ
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Sikfan Kitchen

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Chinese Style Red BBQ Pork Belly
#easyrecipe #chinesefood #bbq #porkbelly #recipe Ingredients 9oz Roasted Pork belly 2ea Teaspoon chopped ginger 2ea Teaspoon chopped garlic 4ea Tablespoon sweet chili 2ea Tablespoon sambal 4ea Tablespoon soy sauce 4ea Tablespoon Hoisin 6oz Frozen veggies 1ea Cup raw r
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StevieEats

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A white bowl of Chinese sweet herbal soup, featuring rehydrated snow fungus, red dates, goji berries, and persimmon pieces, with a decorative lid beside it. The text "CHINESE SWEET HERBAL SOUP" is overlaid.
A white scalloped plate displays the raw ingredients for Chinese sweet herbal soup, including a whole persimmon, dried red dates, dried snow fungus, rock sugar, and goji berries.
Three rehydrated snow fungus pieces are shown soaking in water within a white bowl, illustrating a preparation step for the Chinese sweet herbal soup.
Chinese Sweet Soup! Boost immunity & glowy skinâœĻ
As the weather gets colder, it’s important to nourish our bodies âĪïļOne soup I like to make is this Chinese sweet soup called “tong sui” in Cantonese. Not only does it boost your immune system but it’s also great for glowy skin 💁‍♀ïļâœĻ These herbal ingredients are widely used in TCM (traditional C
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Sikfan Kitchen

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A close-up of a bowl of savory glutinous rice ball soup, featuring small white rice balls, sliced Chinese sausage, fish cake, shrimp, and napa cabbage. A spoon lifts some rice balls and green onions from the striped bowl.
A white plate displays various prepared ingredients: a bowl of rehydrated dried shrimp, chopped green onions, sliced fish cake, sliced Chinese sausage, and ginger slices, ready for cooking.
Three bowls of prepared ingredients: julienned daikon radish soaking in water, chopped napa cabbage, and small, round glutinous rice balls dusted with flour on a white plate.
Savory Tong Yoon (Chinese Glutinous Rice Balls) 😋ðŸĨĢ
Happy DōngzhÃŽ 冎č‡ģ (Winter Solstice)! ❄ïļ Today is a special Chinese holiday celebrating the first day of winter and the start of longer days ahead. To celebrate, families & friends reunite to feast and enjoy glutinous rice balls “Tang Yuan” æąĪ圆 (glutinous rice balls) also known as “Tong Yoon” in C
Sikfan Kitchen

Sikfan Kitchen

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Why You Shouldn’t Drink Water Right After Eating (TCM)
In Traditional Chinese Medicine, digestion needs warmth and strength. Drinking a lot of water right after eating — especially cold water — can weaken this process. This may lead to: â€Ē bloating â€Ē feeling heavy â€Ē slower digestion ðŸŒŋ What helps: â€Ē sip water instead of chugging â€Ē wait 2
Teatok Chinese Wellness

Teatok Chinese Wellness

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Chinese Takeout , but make it vegan ðŸŒą ðŸĨĄ
weet & Spicy Mongolian Tofu with Crispy Gluten-Free Chow Mein Ingredients For the Chow Mein: â€Ē 8 oz gluten-free flat noodles (like chickpea or lentil noodles) â€Ē 2 tbsp oil (vegetable, sesame, or avocado oil) â€Ē 1 cup green cabbage, thinly sliced â€Ē
AleyshaCooks | Vegan & GF

AleyshaCooks | Vegan & GF

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ðŸŒŋChinese medicine tips ðŸŦķâœĻ
Why Chinese people almost never drink ice water #chinesmedicine #tcm #ancientwisdom #wellness
AcuVeyra_TCM

AcuVeyra_TCM

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Celebrating 2 weeks without sugar and sweets 🍭 ðŸŦ🍎
🎉 Two weeks sugar-free! ðŸšŦ🍎 I decided to cut back on refined sugar because the energy crashes and cravings were getting out of control. I was feeling tired 24/7 and my sleep was a mess. Plus, cakes, chocolates, and muffins (shoutout to Trader Joe's!) were turning into a daily habit I couldn’t
Karen Aldrigui

Karen Aldrigui

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Chinese Fish maw, Chicken, Codonopsis Soup Recipe
This Chinese “Fish maw, Chicken, Codonopsis soup” nourishes the kidneys, tonifies blood, boost Qi ~ energy and provides anti-aging effects for glowy skin. It’s also great for boosting energy and recovery after an illness. ðŸĨĢ After hours of simmering, this soup becomes milky rich ~ packed with col
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Sikfan Kitchen

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ðŸŒŋChinese medicine tips ðŸŦķâœĻ
ðŸĨĪDrank Tons of Water But Still Thirsty? ðŸĨĩ ðŸŒŋ TCM Says It’s Not About Quantity
AcuVeyra_TCM

AcuVeyra_TCM

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Acid reflux - fix it in Chinese way!
I used to sleep sitting up. Propped on 3 pillows. Waking at 2 AM with that burning throat, bitter taste, panic that I was dying. Popping Tums like candy, then Nexium, then Prilosec. Still burning. Still miserable. Still confused 🌋 Doctors said "too much acid. " Take PPIs. Reduce stress.
Teatok Chinese Wellness

Teatok Chinese Wellness

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Traditional Chinese technique to turn off period cramps
You should feel the differences immediately. P.S no iced water/drinks during that time of the month! #periodhealth #periodcramprelief #health #tcm #womenshealthandwellness
Teatok Chinese Wellness

Teatok Chinese Wellness

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Sizzling Chinese Pepper Steak with Onions
Ingredients 1 lb flank steak or sirloin, thinly sliced 2 tbsp cornstarch 2 tbsp soy sauce 2 tbsp sesame oil 1 large onion, sliced 1 red bell pepper, sliced 1 green bell pepper, sliced 3 cloves garlic, minced 1 tsp ginger, minced For the sauce: 1/4 cup soy sauce 1 tbsp oyster sauce 2 t
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Carla

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Why Chinese love water-the TCM way?
Ice water is hurting your body.😟#TCM #chinesewellness #warmwater #bodytype #selfcare
Wellness with Serena

Wellness with Serena

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Bloating in traditional Chinese medicine
I used to plan my entire day around my bloat timeline. Loose dresses after 2 PM. High-waisted jeans only before noon. Unbuttoning my pants in the car. I thought it was "just IBS" and learned to live with the food baby ðŸŦ  Doctors suggested elimination diets. Cut dairy, gluten, FODMAPs, joy
Teatok Chinese Wellness

Teatok Chinese Wellness

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Chinese Herbal Tea for Flu ðŸĪ§ðŸĩ
Feeling under the weather? Try this ancient Chinese remedy - Five Tigers Tea! It helps prevent and relieve flu symptoms naturally, no medicine needed. I even used it during pregnancy - totally safe and super effective! #TCM #herbaltea #naturalhealing #flu #wellnesstips
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Warm life Kiri

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A close-up of Chinese Pepper Steak with Onions, featuring tender beef slices, white onion wedges, and red and green bell peppers, all coated in a rich, dark sauce and garnished with sesame seeds, served in a dark skillet.
A text overlay displaying the title "Sizzling Chinese Pepper Steak with Onions" and the initial ingredients list for the steak marinade, including flank steak, soy sauce, cornstarch, and vegetable oil.
A text overlay listing ingredients for the stir-fry, such as vegetable oil, sliced onion, bell peppers, minced garlic and ginger, beef broth, soy sauce, oyster sauce, hoisin sauce, rice vinegar, and sugar.
Chinese Pepper Steak w/onions
Ingredients: For the Steak Marinade: 1 lb flank steak, thinly sliced against the grain 2 tablespoons soy sauce 1 tablespoon cornstarch 1 tablespoon vegetable oil For the Stir-Fry: 2 tablespoons vegetable oil 1 large onion, thinly sliced 1 bell pepper, thinly sliced (any c
LaDonna Barr

LaDonna Barr

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Easy Chinese Rice Cakes Recipe😋🧧
Chinese rice cakes is actually so easy to make and it comes together so quick! This is the most simple recipe, but you add chives, Chinese sausages, shiitake mushrooms, or anything you have in your fridge!ðŸģ🧅ðŸŦ‘ðŸĨŽ âœŽIngredients: *2 lb rice cake *neutral oil *3 tbsp garlic *3-5 stems green onion
J o a n n e ♡

J o a n n e ♡

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I got a DM: “How do you make Chinese hot water?
I got a DM: “How do you make Chinese hot water?” I was confusedâ€Ķ until I learned it was trending. I thought I was just hydrating. Apparently it is “a thing.” This is why my perfume lasts longer on me : hydration. Trending Hot water + hydration = better perfume wear for me. #tea #trending
JusmeciaD | Life in Layers 45+

JusmeciaD | Life in Layers 45+

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Chinese Baddie Loading
If you’re not drinking warm water on an empty stomach, what are you doing??? #healthandwellness #chinesemedicine #guthealth #hotwater
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JT|Mounjaro FA

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Is "Kai/垀” enough to express open in Chinese?
Kai/垀 is a basic Chinese action word with many different meanings. But do you know how to say twist and open? Check it out in the video. #chinesephrase #chineselanguage #learnchinese #äļ­æ–‡ #äļ­æ–‡å­Ķäđ 
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Lily Teaches Chinese

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