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Grandma's classic Taiwanese treat — the Red Turtle Cake (紅龜粿). Red for good luck, turtle for longevity: this traditional rice-cake offering has graced family altars for generations.
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The red of the Red Turtle Custard is an auspicious color, and the turtle symbolizes longevity, so turtles were one of the sacrificial offerings during ancient religious ceremonies to pray for longevity. But live turtles were rare, so gradually people turned to offering turtle-shaped custards instead, and the Red Turtle Custard had since become a folk offering that remains common today.
●Product Info:
Material:Iron
Net Weight:5g