Hello, I’m Milo.

This year I am 17 years old.

I am from Los Angeles.

My hobby is robotics.

I am currently in my bedroom.

I want to introduce Pop Tarts, because they are very common in the United States.

They are cookies with jam in the middle, and frosting on top. Pop Tarts were invented in 1963.

For me, Pop Tarts are not good. They are unhealthy, because they have 60% of your daily sugar. If you come to America, you should not eat Pop Tarts.

Hello everyone, my name is John, I am 18 years old. I am from Los Angeles. My hobbies are tennis and skiing. I am studying at Harvard-Westlake. I want to introduce my favorite American snack - peanut butter sandwich. Because it is very convenient and nutritious. Everyone likes it. What is your favorite snack?

Hello, my name is Lily.

I am 17 years old.

I'm from Los Angeles.

My hobby is dancing.

I'm in science class at our school now.

I want to introduce takis because takis are a favorite American snack.

Americans love crunchy snacks and my friends love spice.

I think takis are bad because I don't like grainy snacks.

What is your favorite snack?

Hello, my name is Mercury. I am 18 years old. I’m from Los Angeles. My hobby is making movies. Right now, I’m in my bedroom at home. I want to introduce Twinkies because Twinkies are one type of very American snack. Americans like this cream-filled cake snack. Twinkies were invented in 1930. Twinkies are not nutritional. People often eat twinkies using their hands. People eat them like hot dogs. Originally banana, twinkies are now vanilla flavored. Twinkies represent America because they are very cheap.

I really love stinky tofu! It’s made from fermented tofu, fried to be crispy outside and soft inside. Add some pickled veggies and sauce, and it’s amazing. The smell is kind of strong, but it tastes so good. It’s a must-try snack at Taiwan night markets!

When I go to Taiwan night markets, I always eat the steak! It’s cooked on a hot plate and topped with black pepper sauce. There’s also noodles and an egg on the side. The steak is soft, juicy, and super yummy. It’s a cheap and popular meal that everyone loves!

I like fried rice noodles. They are made with rice noodles, pork, dried shrimp, and vegetables. They are soft, chewy, and full of flavor. This dish is simple and tasty. It is a classic food for parties or daily meals in Taiwan.

Taiwan’s braised pork rice is so yummy and easy to love! It’s made with pork, soy sauce, garlic, and spices, cooked until it tastes amazing, then poured over white rice. It’s salty and rich but not too oily. Simple and super tasty—one of Taiwan’s best dishes!

Taiwan’s candied fruit (Tanghulu) is such an old-school snack! Fresh fruits like strawberries or cherry tomatoes are covered with a sweet sugar coating. It’s crispy, sweet, and super juicy when you bite into it. Both kids and adults totally love it!

I love Taiwan’s Science Noodles! They are fried noodles made from wheat, with salty seasoning powder. It’s crunchy and tasty. Easy to eat and super yummy, it’s a snack we’ve all grown up with!

I like oyster omelets. They are made with oysters, eggs, sweet potato starch, and vegetables. The outside is chewy, and the inside is fresh and soft. With special sauce, it tastes even better. This snack is famous and a must-try in Taiwan night markets.

I like century (preserved) egg tofu. The main ingredients are soft tofu, century egg, and soy sauce. The tofu is smooth, the egg is rich, and the sauce makes it light and tasty. This dish is simple and refreshing, and it is very popular in summer.

I like gua bao. It is a white bun with pork belly, pickled vegetables, peanut powder, and cilantro. It is soft and tasty. The flavor is salty, sweet, and sour. It is a traditional snack in Taiwan.

I like bubble milk tea. It is made with black tea, milk, and tapioca pearls. The milk tea is sweet and rich, and the pearls are chewy. This drink is special and fun, and it is one of the most popular drinks in Taiwan.

I like taro balls. They are made from taro and sweet potato starch. They are chewy and have a nice taro smell. People eat them with syrup or sweet soup. This dessert is simple and tasty. In Taiwan, Jiufen's taro balls are the most famous.

I really love shaved ice! It’s made with super soft ice and topped with things like red beans, taro balls, grass jelly, or fruit. Then you pour syrup or sweet milk on top. It’s super cold and so yummy—great for hot summer days. You should try it!

I love eating meatball soup. The meatballs are made with pork and seasoning. The soup is light, and the meatballs are chewy and tasty. This soup is simple and delicious. It is very popular in Taiwan, and Hsinchu’s meatballs are the most famous.

Taiwanese rice dumplings (Zongzi) are great. They use sticky rice with meat, egg yolk, and mushrooms. They are soft and tasty. The salty and sweet taste is so good. It is for festivals, so I want to eat it every time.

I like Taiwanese pineapple cakes. They have a soft crust made with flour and butter and sweet pineapple filling inside. They taste sweet and crispy. People like to give them as gifts, and I think they are very delicious.

I like Din Tai Fung’s soup dumplings. They have thin skin and a lot of filling made with pork and soup. They taste soft, juicy, and very fresh. People love them because they are special and handmade.

I like Taiwanese hot pot. Common ingredients are meat slices, seafood, tofu, and vegetables. The soup is tasty, and the food is soft and juicy after cooking. Hot pot is perfect for sharing with others, making it fun and warm. It is the best choice in winter.