Baishoufang Lamb Soup
Shanxian ------ The Hometown of Chinese Green Mountain Goats
Shanxian County, situated at the junction of eight counties across four provinces — Jiangsu, Shandong, Henan, and Anhui — in China, borders the Old Course of the Yellow River to the south and the Dasaha River to the north. With lush water and grass, shaded green trees, and a moist climate, it serves as a naturally excellent pasture. The Shanxian Green Mountain goats raised here are plump and robust, with tender and delicate meat. As a result, Shanxian has been officially named by the state as the “Hometown of Chinese Green Mountain Goats.”
Baishoufang Lamb Soup Restaurant
While researching and producing Baishoufang solid lamb soup products, Shandong Baishoufang Food Co., Ltd. also built a high-standard Baishoufang Lamb Soup Restaurant and Baishoufang Lamb Soup Training Base. It has launched a nationwide chain franchise business, with the flagship store providing the nationally renowned “Baishoufang” brand and premium semi-finished products, as well as training chefs and service staff. Through franchising, the delicious and fragrant Baishoufang Lamb Soup is being introduced across the country.
Display of 72 Varieties of Lamb Soup Baishoufang Lamb Soup is milky white in color, fresh, clean, and fragrant, without any fishy or muttony smell, greasiness, or heaviness, making it truly unique. It comes in a wide variety of types and styles. The fattier parts are rich and oily, while the leaner parts are white with a touch of red. “Tianhua Soup” is good for the brain and eyesight, suitable for middle-aged and elderly people as well as those with neurasthenia; “Koutiao Soup” helps build strength and enrich blood, making it ideal for convalescents needing a tonic; “Dousi Soup” can be savored slowly; “Nailao Soup” is sandy, crispy, and slightly sweet. There are also “Hornet Nest Soup,” “Three-Hole Bridge Soup,” “Kidney Flower Soup,” “Lung Leaf Soup,” “Fat-Lean Soup,” and more, totaling up to 72 varieties, each with its own distinctive flavor and unique charm.
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