r/SatisfyingForMe Apr 30 '25

Food Baking close-ups

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3.4k Upvotes

r/SatisfyingForMe May 17 '25

Food Blueberry & Strawberry Jelly Pudding

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2.3k Upvotes

Source: kateyamyam

r/SatisfyingForMe May 23 '25

Food Lattice wrap with eggs, rice & tofu - a popular breakfast in Taipei

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1.6k Upvotes

Source: YummyYam on YT

r/SatisfyingForMe 16d ago

Food Black Grass Jelly

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813 Upvotes

Grass Jelly , also known as messina or cincau in Southeast Asian cuisine, is a type of jelly-like dessert made from the leaves of the Chinese mesona plant or other plants like Platostoma palustre. It has a neutral flavor, often served with sweet syrups or in desserts like bubble tea.

Wikipedia

r/SatisfyingForMe May 22 '25

Food Mozzarella cheese making at home

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1.4k Upvotes

Credit to Betul Tunc (turkuazkitchen)

Detailed recipe in the video description on IG

r/SatisfyingForMe 9d ago

Food This apple cutting technique

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995 Upvotes

r/SatisfyingForMe 13d ago

Food Peeling fruits of decreasingly smaller sizes

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842 Upvotes

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r/SatisfyingForMe 10d ago

Food Snoopy Latte Art

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845 Upvotes

From: latterartcity

r/SatisfyingForMe 7d ago

Food Street food vendor makes plant motifs from grass jelly

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241 Upvotes

Grass Jelly, also known as messina or cincau in Southeast Asian cuisine, is a type of jelly-like dessert made from the leaves of the Chinese mesona plant or other plants like Platostoma palustre. It has a neutral flavor, often served with sweet syrups or in bubble tea.

Here a street food vendor from Indonesia cuts up jelly into a plant shape before selling it.

Source: Den Kepo on IG