On Wed, 23 Mar 2011 14:50:55 +0800, "milkflowers" >
wrote:

>This is why i said baking of China has a long distance with yours,we have a
>lot of things to learn.
>This is the first time i heard Yum Brands from you,maybe Yum's leader should
>think about establish more multiple shops in China.
>
>Chinese baking are still at a very lower level ,that true. I hope i can
>learn more at here.LOL
>
>"projectile vomit chick" >
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>On Mar 22, 11:31 pm, "milkflowers" > wrote:
>> More and more Chinese people like western food today. Me too.
>> Pizza Hut is very popular in Beijing,China.
>
>It's a shame you only get to experience Pizza Hut after it was taken
>over by Yum Brands. Pizza Hut nowadays is garbage.
>
>>
>> In the same time,more and more chinese people want to learn how to make
>> western food.some of them are top bakers already.
>
>Sure, why not? You Chinese already own the friggin' planet. LOL
>
>>
>> I don't know if you know taobao.com,it's the biggest C2C website,just like
>> ebay,but more popular than ebay in China.There are more and more baking
>> store in taobao.com.We can buy a lot of baking
>> resource,model,eggbeater,eggbeater,electronic balance etc.
>
>Two eggbeaters? Wow, you guys don't **** around!
>
>>
>> Even though,baking market has a long distance away the Occident and U.S.
>> I think barking market has a very brilliant future in China. If you have
>> opportunity work in China or carve out your business in China. You could
>> think about this way.
>
>Is this the Chinese version of Colonel Sanders?
>
>>
>> A baking lover
>> Beijing,China
>
>I'm a cigarette lover in Nebraska.

MilkFlowers
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WFEqyHb7fz4
PVC:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=miUum...eature=related