Pujiang Rice Crisp Candy

Pujiang Rice Crisp Candy

Pujiang Rice Crisp Candy is a protected geographical indication product.

Pujiang Rice Crisp Candy is a certified geographical indication trademark.

　　Rice crisp candy is a specialty product of Pujiang County, commonly known among locals as 'grain flower.' Legend has it that its production began during the Xianfeng reign of the Qing Dynasty, with a history of over 200 years. Pujiang is also hailed as the "Hometown of Rice Crisp Candy in China." Pujiang rice crisp candy is beloved for its snow-white color, sweet and crispy texture, pleasant mouthfeel with fine crumbs, and the lingering fragrance of rice after eating. It is an ideal food for travel, leisure, and gifting to family and friends. Today, Pujiang rice crisp candy is mainly represented by the 'Chuanpu Brand' and 'Shupu Brand' series, offering various varieties such as rice crisp candy, sweet potato crisps, Crispy Kid potato chips, black rice crisp, corn pie, corn king, and black rice king. Among them, the 'Chuanpu Brand' sweet potato crisps have won the "Sichuan Province First Tourism Products Golden Panda Award."

　　Pujiang Rice Crisp Candy

　　 The current administrative region of Pujiang County, Sichuan Province

　　 "Letter from the People’s Government of Pujiang County Regarding the Geographical Indication Product Protection Area of Pujiang Rice Crisp Candy," Pu Fu Letter [2013] No. 75

　　 Sichuan (regional) local standard: DB510131/T022-2010 "Pujiang Rice Crisp Candy"