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塱原生態馬蹄糕訂購 Long Valley Green Water Chestnut Pudding

塱原生態馬蹄糕訂購 Long Valley Green Water Chestnut Pudding



『塱原生態馬蹄糕』訂購

繼『塱原土作月餅』,長春社/香港觀鳥會、塱原農友及香港聖雅各福群會土作坊繼續擕手合作推出『塱原生態馬蹄糕』慶賀龍年到臨。
塱原生態馬蹄糕,選用本地塱原濕地生產的生態馬蹄及公平貿易之有機原蔗糖,加入馬蹄粉,由土作坊街坊誠懇蒸製,絕不含防腐劑等不良添加。馬蹄清甜爽口,冷熱吃皆宜。
『塱原生態馬蹄糕』現正接受訂購,另代售素食『土作五行蘿蔔糕』。請填妥附件表格,電郵至 lvfarmer@cahk.org.hk 或 傳真至2728 5538訂購。請於最貨前最少2日預訂,製作數量有限,售完即止。


"Long Valley Green Water Chestnut Pudding" – Order now!

Following the "Long Valley Green Mooncake", the Conservancy Association, HKBWS, Long Valley farmers and Greenshop of St. James Settlement work together again to launch the "Long Valley Green Water Chestnut Pudding" to celebrate the advent of the Dragon Year.
"Long Valley Green Water Chestnut Pudding" uses Long Valley produced Water Chestnut and organic fair-trade raw cane sugar. All "Long Valley Green Water Chestnut Pudding" are cooked by Wanchai Greenshop neighbors with no preservatives and other bad additives.
"Long Valley Green Water Chestnut Pudding" is now available for order. We also provide consignment sale of "Vegetarian Turnip Cake." Please complete the attached form, email or fax to 2728 5538 or lvfarmer@cahk.org.hk to order. Please make order two days before pick up.


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I would be interested to know what this has to do with birds!!

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It can be used as bait?

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Paul, I hope you understand that this section is about the Nature Conservation Management for Long Valley which is one of the projects that HKBWS currently running and has something to do with birds. HKBWS members and the public has the right to know any updates of the project (well, I can't bear the responsibility for not informing our members about that). The water chestnut pudding is a farm product that produced under this project.

Martin, yes, I think you can use this to bait bees, ants, cockroaches, rats and any animals that like sweet taste.

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Seems to have been very effective as bait to lure lpaul into making a rare non-id related comment.

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I don't know, I think it's quite ID related. I wouldn't previously have been able to ID these as Green Water Chestnuts.

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