Chinese Baker Creates Steamed Buns That Look Like Real Fruits

Chinese Baker Creates Steamed Buns That Look Like Real FruitsChinese Baker Creates Steamed Buns That Look Like Real Fruits
A baker from southern China is going viral on Chinese social media for her incredibly realistic, fruit-like steamed buns that are blowing the minds of many netizens online.
A baker from southern China is going viral on Chinese social media for her incredibly realistic, fruit-like steamed buns that are blowing the minds of many netizens online.
Chen Yuping, a baker from Xinyi Handmade Bakery in Guizhou province, is making a buzz online for her steamed buns that look like fruits including tangerines, watermelons, and bananas.
 
According to South China Morning Post, Chen came up with this idea to create artistic buns for her daughter who she describes as a picky eater.
A baker from southern China is going viral on Chinese social media for her incredibly realistic, fruit-like steamed buns that are blowing the minds of many netizens online.
A baker from southern China is going viral on Chinese social media for her incredibly realistic, fruit-like steamed buns that are blowing the minds of many netizens online.
“Many kids don’t like to eat proper meals so I want to make something that can improve their appetite, and is nutritious as well,” she said.
A baker from southern China is going viral on Chinese social media for her incredibly realistic, fruit-like steamed buns that are blowing the minds of many netizens online.
A baker from southern China is going viral on Chinese social media for her incredibly realistic, fruit-like steamed buns that are blowing the minds of many netizens online.
Chen is also offering lessons to those who’d like to learn how to bake and decorate artistic buns.
A baker from southern China is going viral on Chinese social media for her incredibly realistic, fruit-like steamed buns that are blowing the minds of many netizens online.
While most steamed buns are made using flour, Chen adds other incredible ingredients into her bread including fruit and vegetable juices to add more flavor and make it a bit more nutritious.
Images screenshot via YouTube / South China Morning Post
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