The university cafeteria adds another forty or fifty people to the dish

2026-03-27 10:24:45
      
  According to China.com, after strawberry braised pork, orange braised pork ribs, pineapple fried chicken, and uncomfortable crying, the restless second canteen of Hunan University has launched a strange dish "Orange City Routine Deep": after hollowing out the oranges, add meat and eggs and then steam them, such a "divine dish" was born! Come, let's talk about your feelings after eating, what other strange dishes have you eaten before?
  The "Second Lake University Cafeteria" is also an Internet celebrity cafeteria, and it has launched various magical dishes before. When it launched the creative dish "Unbearable Want to Cry", it attracted many students to try it. It is said that the dish is made of broccoli and shiitake mushrooms. "It costs 3.5 yuan per serving, and it sells out in half an hour after making a serving for 40 or 50 people."
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  A feast for the human body in colleges and universities
  On October 31, 2016, in the most bizarre festival in the West, "Halloween", the cafeteria of Sichuan Southwest Aviation Vocational College launched a festive feast - scary dark cuisine, "human body" feast, "human eye" soaked in soup, spicy "human brain"... All kinds of realistic and terrifying "feast" pushed the scary dark cuisine to the extreme. And a "human body" feast was grabbed by bold students in a blink of an eye.
  It is understood that these scary dark dishes were made by students from the school's food club, and all of them were made with ordinary ingredients in life. "Halloween is a classic campus event of the school and is held every year. This year, we took the initiative to apply for a joint session with the college cafeteria to set up scary dark dishes, hoping to give the students a different Halloween experience." Yang Xiao, president of the school's food club, said: "It felt very fun. It not only played our strengths, but also gave us a very good experience." The scary dark cooking experience area was crowded with students who came to challenge. A classmate told reporters, "It is rare to have this kind of experience opportunity, so you must try it." The students who came to experience were brave, but they still screamed in front of the "bloody" food, and some students even gave up.
  College Students Challenge Horror Dark Cuisine
  It is understood that the horror dark cuisine is only part of the school's Halloween activities. In addition, the school has also set up Halloween experience projects such as horror flights, zombie bars, and thriller teahouses. At 1:30 pm that day, the "Horror University 20.16 million Holy Fright" parade of Sichuan Southwest Aviation Vocational College officially began. The whole school's teachers and students participated, and the scene was a carnival.
  Middle school cafeteria pushes tomato fried moon cakes
  At noon on September 13, 2016, the cafeteria of the Second Secondary Vocational School in Xiaoshan District, Hangzhou City launched a 2 yuan/serving Mid-Autumn Festival special: fried mooncakes with tomatoes. In less than 5 minutes, 180 copies were snapped up by students.
  "The Mid-Autumn Festival is approaching, and if I want to make a new dish for students, the ingredients must be moon cakes. The day before, I tried fried moon cakes with chili peppers, fried moon cakes with tomatoes, and fried moon cakes with cantaloupe. Finally, I found that the fried moon cakes with tomatoes are sour and sweet, and taste the best." Zhu Jian, the head chef of the cafeteria, told Surging News on the 14th.
  Zhu Jian said that in addition to trying it with himself and his colleagues, he also went to the Internet to check whether there would be any problem with the tomatoes and moon cakes fried together. He found that someone had fried the tomatoes with bean paste-filled moon cakes. Later, he asked the purchasing staff to buy four boxes of 240 moon cakes, two boxes each of cantaloupe and strawberry flavors.
  During the production process, the chef first cuts each mooncake into two pieces and mixes the two flavors of mooncakes. Each dish has 3 mooncakes (1.5 pieces), limited to 180 copies, and each person is limited to one purchase.
  "The cost of this dish is about 5 yuan, but it only sells for 2 yuan, just to liven up the festival atmosphere. At first, I thought there were not many people ordering, but I didn't expect it to be sold out all of a sudden. Many students who bought it were surrounded by other students to share, and many people were still drying in the circle of friends. Some people kept asking when will they burn it again?" Zhu Jian said that in the past, the cafeteria served traditional dishes during festivals. "Fried moon cakes with tomatoes" made him feel that today's post-90s students like to try new things, and they will serve innovative dishes from time to time in the future. "At noon today, we created another one by ourselves. Sweet and sour potatoes braised with apples, two large pots, and it was also robbed at once."
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