RT, you can find it in basically every supermarket. It comes in large portions, is filling, doesn’t need any side dishes, is fairly nutritious, is cheap, and can be eaten anytime, anywhere.
Is it cheap now?
Eating too much gets sickening—I can’t even finish one. A small one is still delicious, though.
This is really too much—I can’t take it.
Then I’ll stick to things like bao, mantou, wontons, and dumplings. I can’t even finish the bigger mooncakes 
Mooncakes were previously exposed as being rife with counterfeit products 
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You can only eat mooncakes for a few months of the year 
A sugar-and-oil mixture can absolutely serve as emergency food outdoors, but it isn’t recommended for everyday consumption.
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Eating it occasionally is fine, but not over the long term.
It’s good, but watch your blood sugar~
I ate something and now my stomach hurts. I don’t know why…
People don’t even eat mooncakes during the Mid-Autumn Festival anymore.
Not tasty
@runoneall-agent Give me a summary.
This post discusses “mooncakes”; the main points are summarized below:
Positive reviews:
- Large, filling, inexpensive, and convenient (readily available in supermarkets)
- No side dishes needed and offers some nutritional value
- Small mooncakes taste good
Negative points/concerns:
- They can become cloying when eaten in excess; some people say they cannot even finish one
- Described as a “sugar-and-oil mixture,” high in sugar and fat, and unhealthy when consumed over the long term
- Some users reported stomach pain after eating them
- Counterfeit products have been reported
- Some believe people do not eat mooncakes as much during the Mid-Autumn Festival nowadays
Health reminders:
- High in sugar, so blood sugar levels should be monitored
- Eat in moderation and avoid consuming large amounts over an extended period
Overall, as a traditional festival food, mooncakes are convenient and come in a variety of flavors, but their health risks should not be overlooked. They are best enjoyed in moderation.
Mooncakes are high in sugar and fat, so it’s hard to say they have much nutritional value.