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	\|description=Rice-based Chinese snacks ~~such as~~ Guoba, Zongzi, nian gao, and ~~sweet~~ rice ~~crackers~~.		\|description=Rice-based Chinese snacks: Guoba, Zongzi, nian gao, congee, tangyuan, put chai ko, and festive rice sweets.
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	[[File:Crystal rice crusts Chinese Food Wiki.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Crystal rice crusts (锅巴 / rice snack)]]		[[File:Crystal rice crusts Chinese Food Wiki.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Crystal rice crusts (锅巴 / rice snack)]]

	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==
	Rice is the staple grain for much of China. After cleaning, hulling, and milling, rice ~~retains a large share of its nutrients and~~ appears not only as steamed rice but also as snacks: crispy crusts, sticky ~~dumplings~~, porridges, and festive ~~cakes~~.		Rice is the staple grain for much of China. After cleaning, hulling, and milling, rice appears not only as steamed table rice but also as snacks: crispy crusts, leaf-wrapped dumplings, sticky cakes, porridges, and festive sweets. This hub collects rice-forward snack and light-meal pages so readers can move from [[Chinese Snack]] general lists into sticky-rice and porridge traditions.

			Savory and sweet styles both count. New Year and festival foods such as [[Nian Gao]] and [[Zongzi]] sit beside everyday street bowls like [[Congee]] and cup puddings such as [[Put Chai Ko]].

			== Crispy and puffed rice ==
			* [[Guoba]] 锅巴 — crispy rice crust, eaten as a snack or used in stir-fries
			* Popcorn / puffed rice 爆米花 and fried rice kernels 炒米 — casual puffed snacks
			* Snow crackers 雪饼 and dried seafood-style rice crackers — packaged rice crisps
			* Rice candy / puffed-rice candy 米花糖 — sweetened puffed clusters (links toward [[Chinese Candy]])

	== ~~Lists of~~ rice ~~snacks~~ ==		== Sticky rice, dumplings, and cakes ==
	* [[Guoba]] 锅巴 — crispy rice crust, also used in stir-fries
	* [[Zongzi]] 粽子 — leaf-wrapped sticky-rice dumplings (Dragon Boat Festival)		* [[Zongzi]] 粽子 — leaf-wrapped sticky-rice dumplings (Dragon Boat Festival)
	* ~~Popcorn~~ rice / ~~puffed~~ rice ~~爆米花~~		* [[Nian Gao]] 年糕 — sticky rice cake for Lunar New Year; steamed, pan-fried, or sweet/savory
	* ~~Snow crackers 雪饼~~		* [[Ciba]] 糍粑 — pounded sticky-rice cakes, often coated with soy flour or sugar
	* ~~Dried seafood~~ rice ~~crackers 鲜贝~~ (~~snack style~~)		* [[Qingtuan]] 青团 — Jiangnan spring green sticky-rice dumplings
	* ~~Fried~~ rice ~~kernels 炒米~~		* [[Lor Mai Chi]] — coconut-coated sticky-rice balls (Cantonese sweet)
	* ~~Rice candy / puffed~~-rice ~~candy 米花糖~~		* [[Put Chai Ko]] 钵仔糕 — steamed rice-flour pudding in small bowls
	* [[~~Nian Gao~~]] 年糕 — ~~sticky~~ rice ~~cake for New Year~~		* [[Lo Mai Gai]] — lotus-leaf sticky rice with savory filling (dim sum; rice meal/snack border)
	* [[Eight Treasure Porridge~~\|Eight~~-~~treasure~~ porridge]] ~~八宝粥~~
	* Fermented sweet rice 醪糟 (''láo zāo'')		== Porridges and sweet soups ==
	* [[Ciba\|Ci ba / ci ba cake 糍粑]]		* [[Congee]] 粥 — rice porridge, savory or plain, nationwide breakfast and comfort food
			* [[Eight Treasure Porridge]] 八宝粥 — sweet mixed-grain/fruit porridge
			* [[Laba Congee]] 腊八粥 — mid-winter festival porridge
			* [[Tangyuan]] 汤圆 — glutinous-rice balls in sweet or savory soup (Lantern Festival and year-round)
			* Fermented sweet rice 醪糟 (''láo zāo'') — lightly alcoholic sweet rice base for soups and desserts

	== ~~Related~~ ==		Related festival pastries that use other starches or wheat wrappers—such as [[Mooncake]]—are linked from [[Chinese Snack]] and seasonal pages rather than forced into a rice-only list.

			== Serving culture ==
			Rice snacks track the calendar: [[Zongzi]] for Dragon Boat, [[Nian Gao]] and many sticky sweets for New Year, [[Tangyuan]] for Lantern Festival, [[Laba Congee]] in the twelfth lunar month. Tea houses and [[Dim Sum]] carts serve steamed rice cakes and leaf parcels; street stalls sell bowl puddings and hot [[Congee]]. Northern wheat snacks dominate some regions, but southern and eastern provinces keep rice snacks central to everyday grazing.

			For candy brands and hard sweets, see [[Chinese Candy]]; for general non-rice snacks, see [[Chinese Snack]].

			== See also ==
	* [[Chinese Snack]]		* [[Chinese Snack]]
			* [[Chinese Candy]]
	* [[Guoba]]		* [[Guoba]]
	* [[Zongzi]]		* [[Zongzi]]
	* [[~~Yangzhou Fried Rice~~]]		* [[Nian Gao]]
			* [[Tangyuan]]
	~~== See also ==~~		* [[Congee]]
	* [[~~Lor Mai Chi~~]]		* [[Eight Treasure Porridge]]
	* [[Laba Congee]]		* [[Laba Congee]]
			* [[Put Chai Ko]]
	* [[Ciba]]		* [[Ciba]]
	* [[Qingtuan]]		* [[Qingtuan]]
	* [[~~Put Chai Ko]]~~		* [[Lor Mai Chi]]
			* [[Mooncake]]
	* [[Chinese Snack]]		* [[Yangzhou Fried Rice]]
	* [[Guoba]]		* [[Dim Sum]]
	* [[~~Zongzi~~]]
	* [[~~Chinese Candy~~]]
	* [[~~White Rabbit Candy~~]]

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	* [[Eight Treasure Porridge\|Eight-treasure porridge]] 八宝粥		* [[Eight Treasure Porridge\|Eight-treasure porridge]] 八宝粥
	* Fermented sweet rice 醪糟 (''láo zāo'')		* Fermented sweet rice 醪糟 (''láo zāo'')
	* Ci ba / ci ba cake 糍粑		* [[Ciba\|Ci ba / ci ba cake 糍粑]]

	== Related ==		== Related ==
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	== See also ==		== See also ==
			* [[Lor Mai Chi]]
			* [[Laba Congee]]
			* [[Ciba]]
	* [[Qingtuan]]		* [[Qingtuan]]
	* [[Put Chai Ko]]		* [[Put Chai Ko]]

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	== See also ==		== See also ==
			* [[Qingtuan]]
			* [[Put Chai Ko]]

	* [[Chinese Snack]]		* [[Chinese Snack]]

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	* Rice candy / puffed-rice candy 米花糖		* Rice candy / puffed-rice candy 米花糖
	* [[Nian Gao]] 年糕 — sticky rice cake for New Year		* [[Nian Gao]] 年糕 — sticky rice cake for New Year
	* Eight-treasure porridge 八宝粥		* [[Eight Treasure Porridge\|Eight-treasure porridge]] 八宝粥
	* Fermented sweet rice 醪糟 (''láo zāo'')		* Fermented sweet rice 醪糟 (''láo zāo'')
	* Ci ba / ci ba cake 糍粑		* Ci ba / ci ba cake 糍粑

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	* Fried rice kernels 炒米		* Fried rice kernels 炒米
	* Rice candy / puffed-rice candy 米花糖		* Rice candy / puffed-rice candy 米花糖
	* Nian ~~gao~~ 年糕 — sticky rice cake for New Year		* [[Nian Gao]] 年糕 — sticky rice cake for New Year
	* Eight-treasure porridge 八宝粥		* Eight-treasure porridge 八宝粥
	* Fermented sweet rice 醪糟 (''láo zāo'')		* Fermented sweet rice 醪糟 (''láo zāo'')

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	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==
	Rice is the staple grain for much of China. After cleaning, hulling, and milling, rice retains a large share of its nutrients and appears not only as steamed rice but also as snacks: crispy crusts, sticky dumplings, porridges, and festive cakes.		Rice is the staple grain for much of China. After cleaning, hulling, and milling, rice retains a large share of its nutrients and appears not only as steamed rice but also as snacks: crispy crusts, sticky dumplings, porridges, and festive cakes.

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	* [[Zongzi]]		* [[Zongzi]]
	* [[Yangzhou Fried Rice]]		* [[Yangzhou Fried Rice]]

			== See also ==

			* [[Chinese Snack]]
			* [[Guoba]]
			* [[Zongzi]]
			* [[Chinese Candy]]
			* [[White Rabbit Candy]]

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== Introduce ==

Rice is the finished product of rice after cleaning, hulling, milling, finishing and other processes. Rice contains nearly 64% of the nutrients in rice and more than 90% of the nutrients needed by the human body, and is the main food for most people in China.

== Lists of Rice Snack ==

[[Guoba]] 锅巴

爆米花

雪饼

鲜贝

炒米

米花糖

粽子

年糕

八宝粥

醪糟

滋粑