Dried Delicacies for Tet: Price List of Traditional Dried Snacks for Tet Celebration

During Tet holiday, it is a common tradition to serve dried snacks as a treat for guests who come over for a visit. These snacks are perfect for enjoying with a glass of beer or wine while engaging in cheerful conversations with the host.

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Every year during Tet, your house is always full of jam, from pumpkin jam, coconut jam, tamarind jam, etc. You are tired of it and want to find some new snacks for Tet. Let’s take a look at some popular dried dishes in the article below.

1 Overview of Tet dried dishes

Dried chicken

is a popular snack that many young people love, with its irresistible tender and salty-sweet taste. Enjoying a piece of dried chicken with a cold beer during Tet is unmatched.

Dried chicken

Dried beef

is one of the famous dried dishes during Tet that we are all familiar with. For many families, not having dried beef as a treat for guests during Tet is a big mistake.

Enjoying the spicy and flavorful taste of this dish while welcoming the lunar new year with your loved ones is truly wonderful. Moreover, dried beef is also a great snack. Having guests over, drinking beer, and nibbling on dried beef will make the conversation last longer.

Dried beef

Pork floss

is a delicious and nutritious snack that is also easy to make. Pork floss can be eaten right away with white rice, porridge, sticky rice, bread, or used to make crispy rice with pork floss, spicy salted bread, and many more. It is also a popular snack loved by many people.

Pork floss

Dried small shrimp

is a crispy and instant snack that is popular among coastal residents. This savory and fragrant dried small shrimp can be eaten directly due to its delicious and well-seasoned taste, without the need for dipping sauce or further preparation. It’s a great dish to serve during Tet.

Dried small shrimp

Rice crackers with pork floss

Rice crackers with pork floss have become a famous specialty in Saigon. The crispy texture of the rice, combined with the savory and crunchy pork floss, along with a hint of spiciness from chili, creates an irresistible dish.

Rice crackers with pork floss

Dried shrimp

is a must-have dish during Tet. You can create various delicious dishes with dried shrimp, such as soup, dried shrimp with cucumber, etc., all of which are appetizing.

It’s recommended to choose dried shrimp with clear origin to ensure quality!

Dried shrimp

Dried pork

Besides dried beef, dried pork is also a wonderful snack for Tet. You can use dried pork in meals or as a snack throughout the day.

The tasty and tender flavor, combined with the sweetness of the meat, makes Tet more joyful and lively.

Dried pork

Chinese sausage

When it comes to Tet dishes, we can’t miss Chinese sausage. There are many types of Chinese sausages to choose from: Mai Quế Lộ sausage, shrimp sausage, duck sausage, etc. Each flavor brings different experiences. Give it a try!

Chinese sausage

2 Calories in Tet dried snacks

Dried chicken

According to the World Health Organization, 100g of dried chicken contains about 90 calories, 22.4g of protein, 2.4g of fat, and various minerals such as phosphorus, potassium, etc.

Dried chicken is one of the best food options for those on a diet as it has a high protein content that helps to keep you full and burn excess fat.

With a low calorie content of only 90 calories, our bodies need to consume about 1800-2000 calories per day, and for those on a diet, it is recommended to consume about 1500 calories per day.

We can easily see that people who exercise often choose chicken as it is a great source of protein. Additionally, chicken is easily digested by our bodies without affecting the digestive system.

Furthermore, chicken contains a lot of water, which is beneficial for maintaining a good figure. In conclusion, eating dried chicken is not only non-fattening but also an excellent choice for weight loss.

Dried beef

Beef is a food that provides a relatively high amount of calories, including dried beef. Compared to the calorie content in chicken (239 calories/100g), pork (240 calories/100g), shrimp (99 calories/100g), or salmon (208 calories/100g), the calorie content in dried beef is relatively low.

Dried beef contains a rich amount of protein. This nutrient not only does not encourage fat accumulation but also helps to build and strengthen muscles.

The calorie content in dried beef is very low, only 100 calories/100g. The fat content is also very low, with about 14g of fat per 100g. Dried beef contains very little carbohydrates and sugars, which helps to efficiently convert fat. Dried beef prevents hunger and limits additional food intake.

Pork floss

According to nutrition experts, 100g of pork floss contains about 369 calories, depending on the main ingredients and cooking methods.

Typically, pork floss is made from the best part of the meat, seasoned with suitable spices, and cooked to achieve a vibrant yellow color and delicious salty taste. In 100 grams of pork floss, there are about 53 grams of protein, 29mg of calcium, 300mcg of vitamin A, 20.4g of fat, and 19.3g of water. The nutritional content may vary depending on the cooking method.

Dried small shrimp

According to research by nutrition experts, shrimp has a better fat content compared to other types of meat. Shrimp has about 48 calories per 100g. After being dried and seasoned, dried small shrimp contains about 80 calories per equivalent weight.

According to the USDA National Nutrient Database, shrimp is rich in omega-3 fatty acids, protein, vitamins, and minerals, which help maintain good health. Shrimp also contains calcium, iron, magnesium, phosphorus, potassium, sodium, and zinc. It is a good source of vitamins such as thiamine, riboflavin, niacin, folate, vitamins C, B12, B6, A, E, and K. These oily fish also contain good fats and cholesterol.

Rice crackers with pork floss

There are two types of rice crackers: white rice crackers and brown rice crackers. White rice crackers typically contain about 97 calories per 100g, while brown rice crackers contain about 55 calories per 100g.

In 100g of rice crackers with pork floss, there are about 531 calories. With such a high calorie content, eating rice crackers with pork floss can lead to weight gain.

Dried shrimp

Dried shrimp is widely used in various dishes due to its distinctive aroma and intense flavor. According to nutritional researchers, 100g of dried shrimp contains about 347 calories, 75.6g of protein, 236mg of calcium, 4.6g of iron, 995mg of phosphorus, 9.5mg of niacin, 200mcg of vitamin B1, 300mcg of vitamin B2, and 3.8g of saturated fat.

With its abundant nutritional value, consuming dried shrimp brings many health benefits, such as antioxidant effects, cardiovascular health, prevention of osteoporosis, diabetes inhibition, anti-inflammatory properties, and improved vision.

Chinese sausage

According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, 100g of fresh Chinese sausage is equivalent to 2 links and contains about 340 calories. Fried Chinese sausage contains about 356 calories per 100g. The calorie content may vary slightly depending on the size and type of Chinese sausage.

Some common types of Chinese sausages have the following calorie contents:

  • 100g of pork Chinese sausage contains about 326 calories;
  • 100g of beef Chinese sausage contains about 318 calories;
  • 100g of smoked Chinese sausage contains about 350 calories;
  • 100g of Italian Chinese sausage contains about 344 calories.

On average, if we consume three meals a day, our bodies will provide about 2000 calories per day, with each main meal consuming about 667 calories. Therefore, if you only consume Chinese sausage for a full meal, you would need about 10 links, equivalent to 1700 calories.

With a relatively high calorie content in Chinese sausage, it is safe to say that excessive consumption can lead to weight gain. However, Chinese sausage can also be easily satiating, so it is rare for anyone to eat 10 links in one meal. If you consume a moderate amount of Chinese sausage along with other dishes, it is unlikely to cause weight gain.

During Tet, while jam is an inevitable snack, if you are tired of traditional jam, you can try some of the dried dishes listed in this article.

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