Top 5 products for Mooncake Egg
Latest reviews
- It’s tiny but really tasty!
- Smaller than I expected but taste pretty good
- Small and not the prettiest design, but I wanted a lotus seed mooncake and it hit the spot. Must consume within a day after arrival.
- A lot smaller then expected. Really should put a weight for this. It is Bite size. About 1/5 the size of a normal mooncake.
- Too small! Taste is OK. Will not repurchase.
- The size is small for the price, about half the palm size and three bites. Tastes great, not as sweet and the yolk to lotus paste ratio is perfect. Yolk is moist, not hard nor oily either. Will purchase when it's on sale again.
- Mooncakes are a must for the Mid-Autumn Festival. Buy two to show your appreciation.
- very nicely packaged
- I didn't read the reviews before I bought it. It's so small. It's $6 each. This is a scam.
Latest reviews
- Absolutely delicious - a great treat.
- Very yummy!
- Tasty mooncake
- It looks good!
- So delicious!
- This was too sweet in the wrong kind of way I honestly expected a different taste since the other moon cake I tasted was utterly disgusting but this one was only a little bit better. I think it will taste better with tea or coffee or with something kind of bitter. The crust was the only real ok part.
- The absolute best!
- Very delicious lotus filling with the amazing taste of how a moon cake should be! Not super sweet but so good!
- very good, not too sweet but quite expensive
Latest reviews
- The packaging is beautiful, and I like that it has an expiration date. We haven't tried it yet.
- Maxim's mooncakes have a delicate texture, rich milk flavor, and beautiful packaging, making them perfect for gifting.
- Good, the egg yolk is very fragrant and not dry.
- Mooncakes are eaten during the Mid-Autumn Festival. A box of four is perfect for sharing, and the packaging is very nice.
- The packaging was excellent, and there was a beautiful gift bag inside. I scanned the code to verify that it's an authentic Maxim's mooncake, and the price is much cheaper than some physical supermarkets. The double yolk lotus seed paste is delicious; it's a long-lost taste of home.
- It expires on October 20th this year. The taste was bad; the egg yolk was very dry and hard, and the white lotus seed paste was overly sweet. I bought it for almost $50, and I suspect it's not authentic. I won't buy it again. Beware!
- Delicious! The egg yolk is runny and the lotus seed paste is smooth and fragrant.
- Classic and delicious! egg yolks are rich, slightly oily—perfectly balanced with the sweetness of the white lotus paste. A very satisfying traditional HK mooncake.
- Hong Kong Maxim's White Lotus Seed Paste Mooncakes are very fresh and taste great; a must-have for the Mid-Autumn Festival.
Latest reviews
- The cake is not delicious.
- Very good. Very moist
- I like taro, but this barely had any Taro taste, was quite disappointed.
- Delicious!
- Great size, good value. The taro paste is very smooth, creamy and subtly sweet. If you prefer your pastries not overwhelmingly sweet, this is a great option! I would definitely buy again!
- Tasty and not too sweet, but the egg yolk is a bit small
Latest reviews
- The taste is good, but the mooncakes are a bit small.
- Happy mooncake. Good price
- Nice purchase! The moon cake was good to eat and love the package and gift bag it came with. Thanks Weee!
- Beautifully packaged mooncakes, delicious and worthwhile!
- First time purchase this brand for mooncake,the paste is not so sweet,but the yolk is dry,taste is ok,wont repurchase
- good price with nice box. short shelf live, expire on 27 SEP 26
- Delicious! I love the dense lotus seed paste that isn’t overly sweet.
- Wow, that's a huge box! The packaging is exquisite and perfect for gifting.
- The packaging is high-end, but the mooncakes themselves aren't very big.
- very delicious
Frequently asked questions
What is a mooncake egg?
Mooncake egg is an ingredient typically seen in traditional Chinese mooncakes. This is a cooked salted egg yolk which symbolizes the moon and takes center place in the mooncake.
Where can I buy mooncake eggs?
You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.
Can I eat mooncake egg on its own?
Yes, you can eat it on its own but it's typically eaten with a sweet pastry like mooncakes.
How is a mooncake egg made?
Mooncake eggs are made by curing duck egg yolks in brine or salted charcoal.
What are the nutritional benefits of a mooncake egg?
Mooncake eggs have a high protein content and are packed with essential vitamins and minerals. However, due to its high sodium content, it should be consumed in moderation.
How are mooncake eggs used in cooking?
Mooncake eggs are primarily used as a filling in Chinese mooncakes, a dense pastry enjoyed during the Mid-Autumn Festival.
Are mooncake eggs gluten-free?
Yes, the process of making mooncake eggs does not typically involve the use of gluten.
Why is it called a mooncake egg?
It is called a mooncake egg because it is primarily used as a filling in mooncakes, which are a Mid-Autumn festival delicacy.
Is mooncake egg an actual egg?
Yes, mooncake egg is a real egg. Specifically, it is the yolk of a duck egg that has been preserved in brine or salted charcoal.
What does a mooncake egg taste like?
Mooncake egg yolks have a rich, salty flavor which contrasts and complements the sweetness of the rest of the mooncake.
How long do mooncake eggs last?
You should consume mooncake eggs within one to two weeks of purchase. Always check the packaging for exact best before date.
Can I make mooncake eggs at home?
Yes, you can make mooncake eggs at home, but it requires a curing process of approximately 30 days.
Are mooncake eggs vegetarian?
Mooncake eggs, being a product of ducks, are not suitable for vegetarians.
Can mooncake eggs be stored in the fridge?
Yes, mooncake eggs should be stored in the fridge to maximize their shelf life.
Can I use a chicken egg instead of a duck egg?
Traditional mooncake eggs use duck yolks for their size and rich flavor but you might be able to substitute with chicken egg yolks.
What is the significance of a mooncake egg?
The mooncake egg, which symbolizes the moon, has significant cultural and symbolic value in Chinese culture, most notably in the celebration of the Mid-Autumn Festival.
Popular reviews
- It’s tiny but really tasty!
- Smaller than I expected but taste pretty good
- Small and not the prettiest design, but I wanted a lotus seed mooncake and it hit the spot. Must consume within a day after arrival.
- A lot smaller then expected. Really should put a weight for this. It is Bite size. About 1/5 the size of a normal mooncake.
- Too small! Taste is OK. Will not repurchase.
- The size is small for the price, about half the palm size and three bites. Tastes great, not as sweet and the yolk to lotus paste ratio is perfect. Yolk is moist, not hard nor oily either. Will purchase when it's on sale again.
- Mooncakes are a must for the Mid-Autumn Festival. Buy two to show your appreciation.
- very nicely packaged
- I didn't read the reviews before I bought it. It's so small. It's $6 each. This is a scam.
- Absolutely delicious - a great treat.
- The packaging is beautiful, and I like that it has an expiration date. We haven't tried it yet.
- Maxim's mooncakes have a delicate texture, rich milk flavor, and beautiful packaging, making them perfect for gifting.
- Good, the egg yolk is very fragrant and not dry.
- Mooncakes are eaten during the Mid-Autumn Festival. A box of four is perfect for sharing, and the packaging is very nice.
- The packaging was excellent, and there was a beautiful gift bag inside. I scanned the code to verify that it's an authentic Maxim's mooncake, and the price is much cheaper than some physical supermarkets. The double yolk lotus seed paste is delicious; it's a long-lost taste of home.
- It expires on October 20th this year. The taste was bad; the egg yolk was very dry and hard, and the white lotus seed paste was overly sweet. I bought it for almost $50, and I suspect it's not authentic. I won't buy it again. Beware!
- Delicious! The egg yolk is runny and the lotus seed paste is smooth and fragrant.
- Classic and delicious! egg yolks are rich, slightly oily—perfectly balanced with the sweetness of the white lotus paste. A very satisfying traditional HK mooncake.
- Hong Kong Maxim's White Lotus Seed Paste Mooncakes are very fresh and taste great; a must-have for the Mid-Autumn Festival.
- The cake is not delicious.
- The taste is good, but the mooncakes are a bit small.
- Happy mooncake. Good price
- Nice purchase! The moon cake was good to eat and love the package and gift bag it came with. Thanks Weee!
- Beautifully packaged mooncakes, delicious and worthwhile!
- First time purchase this brand for mooncake,the paste is not so sweet,but the yolk is dry,taste is ok,wont repurchase
- good price with nice box. short shelf live, expire on 27 SEP 26
- Delicious! I love the dense lotus seed paste that isn’t overly sweet.
- Wow, that's a huge box! The packaging is exquisite and perfect for gifting.
- The packaging is high-end, but the mooncakes themselves aren't very big.
- very delicious
- Enjoying the moon during Mid-Autumn Festival, the mooncakes tasted just like those back home—so satisfying!
- Love HK MX brand moon cake, all good and tasty
- Buying mooncakes for family, Maxim's Mooncakes are trustworthy.
- Why are mooncakes not sold in carrying bags?
- Wow! Maisim mooncakes, great! The egg yolk oil is spilling out! Next year, we will have to buy Maisim mooncakes. They are still made in Hong Kong.
- The most delicious one, I buy it every Mid-Autumn Festival.
- I buy Maxim's mooncakes every year; all the flavors are delicious.
- Maxim's mooncakes are an indispensable part of Mid-Autumn Festival.
- Have a wonderful day and happy holidays!
- The price-performance ratio is very high. I ate delicious mooncakes during the festival.
- incorrect item. too small for the price.
- Smaller than I expected but taste pretty good
- The portion is small, expensive, and the egg yolk is very hard
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