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A Winter Warm-Up Guide: A Hot Pot to Beat the Cold

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FoodWarming UpWinterGuides Published 2025-02-01 53 10
A Winter Warm-Up Guide: A Hot Pot to Beat the Cold - Harbin Ice and Snow World

After a day out in the ice and snow, a hot local meal warms the body and restores energy. Iron-pot stew, hotpot, lamb soup and suan cai pork pot are all popular winter choices.

Iron-pot stew is cooked and eaten around a hot pot, warmer by the bite; hotpot and lamb soup give quick warmth; suan cai pork pot is tangy, rich and filling. Pair with a hot or local drink for extra warmth.

Tips: northeastern dishes run salty with big portions, so order within your appetite; after eating, do not rush straight into the extreme cold — warm up indoors first.

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