How to Say ‘Egg yolk’ in Simplified Chinese
蛋黄
dàn huáng
[dànhuáng]
🇨🇳 In China: In zongzi, 蛋黄 almost always means a salted duck egg yolk, rich and oily. A "pork and egg yolk" zongzi is a classic southern combination.
Phrase Breakdown
蛋黄
dàn huáng
[dànhuáng]
egg yolk
The yellow part of an egg; salted yolk is a common zongzi filling.
这个粽子有蛋黄。
This zongzi has egg yolk.
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