What does Igor cotton candy mean?

Gao Yi cotton candy is a traditional Cambodian snack, which is made of palm syrup and coconut milk, so it is named flower candy. This kind of snack is very common in the streets of Cambodia, and it is also one of the local people's favorite snacks. It has a soft taste and sweetness, especially in hot weather.

The process of making Igao marshmallows is relatively simple, which is mainly divided into three steps: first, pour water and palm sugar into a pot, heat it with low fire until the palm sugar dissolves, and then add coconut milk and stir well. Step 2, mix glutinous rice flour and rice flour, sieve into a pot, and stir evenly until it becomes paste. Finally, pour the paste into the mold and steam it in a steamer for 15 minutes. In this way, a delicious Igor marshmallow is ready.

Igo cotton candy is not only a traditional snack in Cambodia, but also represents a strong cultural connotation in Cambodia. Food is a very important part of Cambodian culture. The production method and taste of Igor marshmallows reflect Cambodian people's preference for sweets, and also reflect local residents' cherish and love for food. Therefore, Igo cotton candy is not only a delicious food, but also a reflection of Cambodian culture.