Friendly Ketogenic Dessert Bakery Cookies Biscuit Sugar Free High Protein Lucky Mygou Foods

Friendly Ketogenic Dessert Sugar Free High Protein Lucky Cookie Manufacturer Mygou Foods

ur company ,Mygou (Nanyang) food Ltd.Co. is a newly established food production enterprise led by the professional food research and development team, in Xixia County, Nanyang City, Henn Province, China.We have a sound food safety management system and quality management system.

We have a professional food research and development team of dozens of people, they are all graduated from famous schools in China, we have a very large laboratory for food research and development, our research and development personnel will repeat experiments, adjust the formula. The professional team is very precise in the research and control of ingredients, in addition to the development of formula is very experienced, the products made on the market by consumers love, if you choose to trust us, it will be a win-win situation. Everyone in our company is full of love for the food industry, and we are a united, passionate, careful and responsible group. Together, for the common goal and forward, in order to customers' praise and the trust of consumers, we always adhere to the "only quality, casting brilliant" belief, the quality and food safety in the first place, for every customer and consumer responsible, to ensure that every person who eats our products can remember us.

The Product range covers Cake, Cookies, Snacks, Canned food, Mushrooms food, Ready meal, Replacement meal, and Fruit product.

Fortune cookies are Asian-style shortbread, usually made of flour, sugar, vanilla, and cream. They are also filled with a message resembling a motto or vague prophecy. Sometimes they are printed with "lucky numbers" (for lottery tickets, etc.), translated Chinese idioms and colloquial sayings. In the United States and Canada (and other Western countries), fortune cookies are served as a dessert in Chinese restaurants, but in real China there is no such thing. Various immigrant societies in California say fortune cookies have been popular since the early 1900s and are based on traditional Japanese pancakes. The shape of the water chestnut is a little like an egg roll with golden and crispy skin, which can be broken apart with a little effort. Some are hollow and have nothing, and some have a small piece of paper inside, on which are written various kinds of chicken soup for the soul, some are written with auspicious words, some are signed to predict the fortune, and so on.

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