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We Tried is a series where RADII staff try out unique foods, experiences, and phenomena in China. Drop us a line if you have a suggestion.As China’s unmarried population grows, the “singles economy” is undoubtedly on the rise.For food, that might mean taking the traditional family-style meal and condensing it into a meal for one. Some companies have taken this trend to another level, offering an upgrade to the evening solo meal: no stove (or hot water) needed.Part one saw us try self-heating instant hotpot, a time-honored Chinese culinary classic that has gotten a next-level convenience makeover — courtesy of a suspicious-looking chemical heating agent. In part two of our expedition down the self-heating meal rabbit hole, we try its instant rice dish cousin.Our intrepid RADII team members cook up and taste test four flavors of these family-style meals for one. In Li’s emphatic words, “when you’re traveling through a rainforest, you’re going to bring a box of gongbao jiding (宫保鸡丁).” Could this be the new future of eating — and more importantly, does it size up to the original?
Feng Li’s Paris Street Photography is a Rare Bright Spot Amid a Dark Winter for the City of Lights 6 days ago
Listeners of the World, Unite! Why Stressed Out Students are Turning to Revolutionary Songs January 19, 2021
Listeners of the World, Unite! Why Stressed Out Students are Turning to Revolutionary Songs January 19, 2021
“Not Letting Go of Our Common Future”: Meet Howey Ou, China’s First School Climate Striker 2 days ago
Wǒ Men Podcast: How Covid-19 has Changed Chinese People’s Attitudes to Personal Finance June 15, 2020