The Taiwanese breakfast standard: fresh-ground soy milk (salty or sweet) eaten with a long fried-dough youtiao crueller dipped in. Add a sesame shaobing for crunch.

Soy milk and youtiao came to Taiwan with mainland Chinese refugees in 1949, particularly from Shandong and Anhui. The breakfast became a Taipei institution through chains like Yong He Soya Milk King (founded 1955 in Yonghe District, now across the city). Fuhang Soy Milk in Taipei is Bib Gourmand-listed and the queue benchmark, fresh-ground every morning with the breakfast crowd.

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