The Delicious World of Chinese Nut Snacks: From Sunflower Seeds to Pumpkin Seeds

In China, nut-based snacks have a special place in people's hearts. Brands such as QiaQia and Three Squirrels, two of the largest snack manufacturers in the country, have built their success by offering a variety of nut snacks. In this article, we will explore the most common and beloved nut snacks in China - seeds.

(Sunflower Seeds)

Sunflower seeds, also known as "melon seeds," are a classic snack in China and a staple of the Chinese New Year celebration. To achieve the perfect crunch, these seeds are often fried with a sprinkle of coarse sand.

(QiaQia's Sunflower Seeds)

QiaQia's sunflower seeds are the most famous in China and for good reason. With an array of flavors, including five spice, caramel, sea salt, and vine pepper, these seeds are irresistible once you start snacking on them.

(Sunflower Seed Ice Cream Bars)

Sunflower seeds don't just make a delicious snack, they also make a fantastic addition to ice cream bars.

(Watermelon Seeds)

Watermelon seeds are also a favorite among Chinese snack-lovers. The plum-flavored variety is especially popular, providing a sweet and sour burst of flavor with every bite.

(Pumpkin Seeds)

Pumpkin seeds are a beloved snack in China, particularly the "hanging melon" variety. These seeds are roasted to perfection, making for a satisfying snack that's both crunchy and flavorful.