I think Babycat's pie is very suitable, after all, the packaging is simple and beautiful, and there are many flavors. There are also sugar-free ones, which can be given to parents, grandparents or friends of the same age. It's just that the price is relatively expensive now, so students' financial difficulties should not be considered.

You can also ask your classmates who grew up in Xiamen to take you to the eighth vegetable market, where there is a shop selling young garlic shoots. Garlic strips are relatively large twists covered with sugar coating and chopped green onion, which are very fragrant and crisp, and cost eight yuan per catty. It's just that it's too strong and easy to get angry. You can buy a few packets of Tieguanyin tea to accompany it. The eighth vegetable market also sells meat floss.

Or, you can go to Tiger City on Zhongshan Road. On the road near Jukou Street, there is an old Xiamen store selling cakes, including pork loin cakes, peanut cakes and all kinds of Xiamen cakes. I still prefer to go with my mother.