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爆米花 (bào mǐ huā) is typically served as a snack, either plain or with added seasonings such as salt, sugar, or spices. It is usually served in a bowl or paper bag.
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We have added the suggested phrases and words to our dictionary:
爆玉米花 [phr] popcorn; to make pop corn
玉米花 [nphr] popcorn
爆谷 [nphr] popcorn
肥仔米 / 肥仔米 [fei2 zai3 mi3] , (nphr) pearl rice (also known as [珍珠米])
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No, 爆米花 (bào mǐ huā) is not used in any regional or traditional Chinese cuisines. A synonym of 爆米花 is 玉米花 (yù mǐ huā), which literally translates to "corn flower".
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In Chinese culture, there are specific etiquette rules around eating, but when it comes to 爆米花 (bào mǐ huā), or popcorn, the customs are generally more relaxed compared to formal dining. Here are a few points to consider:
1. 爆米花 (bào mǐ huā) is often enjoyed in casual settings, such as at the movies or during gatherings. It is typically seen as a snack rather than a formal dish, so the etiquette is less strict.
2. It is common for people to share popcorn. If you are at a movie theater or a friend's house, offering your 爆米花 (bào mǐ huā) to others is a friendly gesture.
3. In casual settings, it is perfectly acceptable to eat 爆米花 (bào mǐ huā) with your hands. Just be mindful not to make too much noise while eating, as it can be considered rude in quieter settings.
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