Guangde County delicacies include pot stickers and steamed buns, Qingming steamed buns, Zhangji stinky dried beans, Guangde bamboo shoots, Guangde Gaohu Qingshui snails, etc.

1. Pot stickers and buns: Guangde pot stickers and buns are a must-have in Guangde cuisine. The skin of the pot stickers and buns is thin and the fillings are rich. The rib meat is used for the stuffing and the meat is soft. The pork belly is alternately fatty and the front leg meat is chewy. , the three together are absolutely delicious.

2. Qingming steamed buns: First, go to the fields to pick a wild plant called "artemisia". The fillings used in the Qingming steamed buns are: "Guangde spring bamboo shoots" plus lean hind leg meat and small pork belly. Add chopped green onion, salt, Shaoxing rice wine, sugar, monosodium glutamate, soy sauce and other seasonings, mix well and wrap them in the steamed buns. The dumplings will be flat and round, steam them and eat them. The green color of Qingming steamed buns is mainly caused by steaming mugwort and rice. It has the aroma of wild vegetables and the sweetness of spring bamboo shoots in Guangde. It is as green as jade, waxy, tough and soft, with a fragrant fragrance.

3. Zhang Ji Stinky Dried Bean Seeds: Yuewan Stinky Dried Bean Seeds does not have a luxurious production workshop or gorgeous advertising; it is just a purely handmade craft model and some business philosophy of maintaining capital and making a small profit. Spending very little money can allow people to eat pure natural green food.

4. Guangde Pishan Bamboo Shoots: Pishan Village established the "Pishan Bamboo Shoots Industrial Cooperative" and registered the "Pishan" brand trademark. In the same year, "Pishan Bamboo Shoots" obtained the "Green Pollution-Free Food" certificate.

5. Clear water snails in Gaohu Lake, Guangde: As the saying goes, "where there is water and soil, there is wealth." The soil here is fertile and there is ample water for irrigation, so the crops on the ground naturally have a bumper harvest every year. In addition to being rich in fish and shrimp, the extensive waters also naturally grow a large number of snails. Because the water quality here is good, the mud is less and clean, and the water is not too deep, it is very suitable for the natural growth of snails. Local people call the snails growing in such clean and clear waters "clear water snails".