Are Century Eggs Soaked in Horse Urine?

Spacer{clear:left}#abc #sidebar{margin-top:1.5em}zSB(3,3) I love Japanese cookies and candies. I have come to the conclusion the Kasugai fruit gummy candies are dusted with crack rather than sugar because nothing should be that addictive (joking! It's sugar... at least I think so... let me taste another to check).

When I stock up on candy at my favorite Asian market, I go down every aisle and sometimes try a new food. That is how I discovered Century Eggs. A century egg, also known as hundred-year egg, thousand-year egg is a Chinese delicacy.

A century egg is made by preserving an egg, usually from a duck, such that the shell becomes speckled, the white becomes a dark brown gelatinous material, and the yolk becomes deep green and creamy. The surface of the egg white may be covered with beautiful crystalline frost or pine-tree patterns. The white supposedly doesn't have much flavor, but the yolk smells strongly of ammonia and sulfur and is said to have a complex earthy flavor.

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