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盲公餅 (maang4 gung1 beng2) — Foshan Manggong Cake (lit., "blind man's biscuit") is a biscuit made of ground nuts and sesame seeds, first created in 1800 by a blind fortune teller in Cantonese

maangˎ₄盲gungˉ¹公bengˊ²餅
简 盲公饼
Mandarin Pinyin: mang2 gong1 bing3

Meaning of 盲公餅

nounFoshan Manggong Cake (lit., "blind man's biscuit") is a biscuit made of ground nuts and sesame seeds, first created in 1800 by a blind fortune teller
noun"blind-men" cookies, local delicacy of Foshan in Guangdong of China

Example Sentences with 盲公餅

ngoˏ₅我soengˊ²想sikˍ₆食maangˎ₄盲gungˉ¹公beng2.餅。
I want to eat a blind man's cake.
niˉ¹呢douˍ₆度jauˏ₅有maangˎ₄盲gungˉ¹公beng2.餅。
There are blind man's cakes here.
go˗₃個maangˎ₄盲gungˉ¹公bengˊ²餅geiˊ²幾houˊ²好sik6.食。
That blind man's cake is quite tasty.
maaiˏ₅買go˗₃個maangˎ₄盲gungˉ¹公beng2.餅。
Buy a blind man's cake.
maangˎ₄盲gungˉ¹公bengˊ²餅houˊ²好tim4.甜。
The blind man's cake is very sweet.
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Characters in 盲公餅

盲maang4
blind; unable to see
公gung1
mister (Mr) – a term of address for elderly man
餅beng2
sth in the shape of a cake

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