Indulge in our Authentic Traditional Mooncakes with Red Bean with Melon Seed filling, handmade in Melbourne, Australia.
Available in single pieces, or sets of 4 pieces.
Our mooncake fillings are less sweet, ensuring you enjoy every mouthful of it.
They are wrapped in individual sealed packets and packaged in a mooncake box (if ordered in 4s; while box stocks last) - making it an ideal gift for friends and family.
Please note that mooncake design may vary from image due to different moulds used for mooncake making.
MIXED mooncake box of 2 pcs Red Bean & 2 pcs Lotus Paste are available here.
VEGAN OPTIONS now available!
Weight: 125g (no yolk) and 145g (with yolk)
Expiry/Shelf Life: 3 weeks upon receipt (store at room temperature)
*Caution: Contains peanut oil
*Available for Melbourne Delivery, Self-pickup & Australia-wide postage.
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Traditional Red Bean mooncakes, known as 红豆沙月饼 (hóng dòu shā yuè bǐng) in Chinese, are filled with sweet red bean paste (红豆沙), a beloved ingredient in Chinese desserts.
Significance of 红豆沙月饼
Symbol of Reunion: Red bean mooncakes, like other mooncakes, are commonly enjoyed during the Mid-Autumn Festival, symbolizing family reunion and togetherness as families gather to celebrate the full moon.
Cultural Heritage: Red beans (红豆) have a long-standing history in Chinese cuisine and culture, often associated with love and longing due to classical Chinese poetry and literature. The sweet red bean paste filling reflects traditional tastes and underscores the importance of preserving culinary heritage.
Health and Well-being: In traditional Chinese medicine, red beans are considered beneficial for digestion and are a good source of protein and fiber. Consuming red bean mooncakes is seen as a way to promote health and well-being.
Symbol of Sweetness and Happiness: The sweet flavor of red bean paste represents sweetness and happiness in life. Sharing these mooncakes during the festival is a way to wish others a joyful and sweet life.
Culinary Tradition: Making red bean paste is a labor-intensive process requiring time and skill. Preparing and sharing red bean mooncakes is a way to honor traditional culinary practices and pass them down through generations.
Red Bean Mooncakes are not just a festive treat but a symbol of cultural richness, health, and happiness. They embody the essence of family reunions, traditional values, and the joy of sharing. Enjoying 红豆沙月饼 during the Mid-Autumn Festival is a cherished tradition that connects people to their heritage and to each other.