Sesame Soft Candy – Sweet, Nutty, Chewy & Addictive! | Asian Snack Showcase

Unwrap a classic Vietnamese snack with me! In this episode of Foodie Two Shoes, we’re taking a closer look at Vietnam’s sesame soft candy, also known as mè xửng — a chewy, sticky, and nutty treat made with roasted peanuts, sesame seeds, and malt syrup.
This style of candy is super popular across Asia, and each country has its own version — Thailand has ขนมถั่วตัด (khanom tua tat), China has huāshēng táng, and India has chikki. But the Huế-style mè xửng brings a softer texture and delicate flavor that’s both nostalgic and unique.
👉 I’ll show you the texture, the ingredients, a satisfying slice-down-the-middle, and share what it tastes like. If you're a fan of Big Hunk bars, sticky nougat, or classic Asian snacks — you might love this.
📦 Product Info:
Golden Koi's Sesame Soft Candy (Mè Xửng Huế) – Product of Vietnam
Imported by AH USA Group Inc., CA
📌 Have you tried this candy before? Let me know in the comments. Got a favorite chewy snack from your childhood? Drop it below!
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Video Summary
AI GeneratedThis video explores Me Zung, a popular Vietnamese sesame and peanut candy from Hue. Part of a broader tradition of similar sweets across Asia, this treat is characterized by its semi-soft, chewy texture and a balance of sweet and nutty flavors, serving as a traditional energy-dense snack often enjoyed with tea or coffee.
