/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>6676813
tl;dr: Macao was a portuguese colony, there's a few number of portuguese dishes in Macanese cooking; and pasteis de nata have been widely appropriated in the Guangdong and HK area.
It has then migrated to other parts of China, it's a staple at KFC in China, and one of my favorite with a buttery flake pastry and caramelized top.
In HK and Southern China you often find them with a shortbread crust and non caramelized, but YMMV.

>>6676931
You can find them too
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