TWCC142 – Bread and Cake When There are No Ovens to be Found, Episode 142

Today’s question comes from Melissa. She asks, ‘How do you bake in China without an oven?’

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In This Episode, We Talk About…

• Nora’s fact about China: Chinese Woman Drops in on Work Colleagues from a Height of 300 Metres
• Hollie’s news: Woman discovers hidden camera inside Uniqlo dressing room in Shenzhen

• Christmas and Thanksgiving dinners using the toaster oven
• Baking cakes and bread
• Making stock for soups, homemade hummus, salsa, etc
• Making ‘taco’ and fajita mix
• Lack of DIY culture in China
  • Handicrafts emerging slowly
  • The emergence of ‘Maker’ movement
  • Most people don’t even have a toolbox at home

• Our word of the episode is ‘oven’ 烤箱 (kǎo xiāng)
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Episode Length 00:30:49

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