Bad Cake.

There's a phrase that I at one point used with regularity around these parts: zao gao, meaning literally bad cake.  This time of year sees the surfacing of (what I deem to be) bad cakes.  Westerners have their fruitcake; locals have their mooncake.  Packaged in fancy boxes, they disguise a strange concoction that comprises the filling of these cakes (see left).  At present I have bad cakes a-plenty (though I managed to rid of 2 boxes).  To my credit, AC doesn't like them either.  I mean, who wants bad cake?  

Maybe I'm too harsh.  Not all mooncake is bad.  But let the eater beware.  There are bad cakes out there.

Thus concludes my very literal entry.     

 

Sherise Lee2 Comments