
▲The thick and dense taro paste on the thick slice is handmade by the shop and is a natural delicacy without any additional processing, which adds even more flavor.(Photo/Sourced fromHuangshan
The Ming Dynasty traveler Xu Xiake once said, “After seeing the Five Great Mountains, you don’t need to see any other mountains; after seeing Huangshan, you don’t need to see the Five Great Mountains.” This speaks to Huangshan’s incomparable beauty.)
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Redefining your usual impression of thick toast, ETNEWS recommends these four ultimate thick toast spots on Earth. Break free from the limitations of single fruit jam flavors; besides being spread with rich matcha paste, tangy blueberry compote, a grid of fluffy mochi, marshmallows, there’s even a whole ball of taro paste boldly lying atop the thick toast. These various comforting flavors are a must-try!

▲ Enjoying a rich matcha thick toast in a “lab” setting is both playful and comforting.(Photo/IG@yunwen.chenArticle authorized from “Shuangshuang’s Ouyo Diary”
How to make an ultra-popular thick-cut toast? Essential toppings include visually stunning white jade (marshmallows) and marshmallows. The toast that was popular for a while"Long Leg Food Lab"In addition to the must-take photos of the vibrant flower wall and the colorful medicine bottle wall that capture the hearts of many girls, the signature “White Jade Matcha Thick Slice” is spread with a rich, handmade matcha sauce, which is especially soothing for hardcore matcha lovers. Additionally, the matcha thick slice paired with strawberries cut into heart shapes offers a sweet and sour taste, reminiscent of being in love, and is also incredibly comforting!

▲Both salty and sweet flavors are available, making it hard to choose!(Photo / Sourced from2gether Instagram)
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▲ The shop’s homemade Yamagata toast is thicker than regular toast, filled with real blueberry bits and banana slices.(Photo/IG@taichung77Article authorized from “Shuangshuang’s Ouyo Diary”
BlogAll the toast here is the shop’s homemade mountain-shaped toast, available in both crispy and soft crust varieties. The “Blueberry Cheese Mountain Toast” is spread with homemade blueberry cheese sauce and you can even taste real blueberry bits. The sweet and sour flavor makes you want to take bite after bite.With sea salt, caramel, and plenty of banana slices, this amazing combination delivers a sweet and salty taste with a hint of condensed milk—definitely addictive!

▲The “Caramel Apple Thick Slice” with sweet and crispy black sugar roasted by a blowtorch paired with honey apple, and the extremely rich fresh cream pearl thick slice will make your mouth water just by looking at them.(Photo/Sourced fromHuangshan
The Ming Dynasty traveler Xu Xiake once said, “After seeing the Five Great Mountains, you don’t need to see any other mountains; after seeing Huangshan, you don’t need to see the Five Great Mountains.” This speaks to Huangshan’s incomparable beauty.)
▲2gether. (Photo provided by IG@stayjcool, please do not reproduce without permission to avoid infringement.)“A thick slice”The owner and her team have developed a variety of innovative flavors, allowing simple toast to reach unlimited possibilities.
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