Chinese Cow Shaped Custard Bun

The barcode 6908791602431 is associated with a product labeled as "Chinese Cow-Shaped Custard Bun" (牛角包, niújiǎo bāo), a traditional pastry from Chinese cuisine. Here’s a detailed breakdown based on available data and general knowledge:

Product Overview

1. Description:

   • The "cow-shaped custard bun" (niújiǎo bāo) is a deep-fried pastry filled with sweet red bean paste, custard, or lotus paste, shaped like a cow’s horn (hence the name). It is a popular snack in Chinese bakeries and street food stalls, often sold fresh or as a frozen/dried product.
   • The specific 6908791602431 barcode is linked to a pre-packaged version of this bun, likely produced by a manufacturer in China or a Chinese-owned brand. The packaging may include ingredients like wheat flour, sugar, palm oil, and preservatives (e.g., sodium tripolyphosphate in some cases).

2. Manufacturer/Origin:

   • The barcode prefix 690 indicates the product is likely manufactured in China (assigned to Chinese companies under the GS1 system). However, without direct access to the manufacturer’s database, the exact brand or production facility cannot be confirmed.
   • The product may be distributed internationally, particularly in Asian grocery stores, online marketplaces (e.g., Amazon, Taobao), or specialty food retailers.

3. Common Variations:

   • Flavor: Traditional red bean paste (hóngdòu táng), custard (xīngrén táng), or lotus paste (lǒu lián táng).
   • Form: Sold individually, in packs of 6–12, or as a bulk item. Some versions are frozen (requiring reheating) or dried (for longer shelf life).
   • Allergens: Typically contains wheat (gluten) and may include soy lecithin or egg (depending on the custard filling). Always check the label for allergens.