China's Donkey Burgers Double As A Fine Dining Delicacy And Street Food Star
In northeastern China, just outside Beijing, you can find restaurants that sell a food item that you may not be all that familiar with: donkey burgers.
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Food Critics Are Praising 'Regular Person Food' As The Next Big Thing
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