lit. one mouthful of sugar, follow by a mouthful of shit; meaning good things follow by the bad, switching alternately

Lactose Intolerance

Chinese brown sugar

Deuk Deuk Tong, name of a traditional candy

Deuk Deuk Tong, traditional candy in Hong Kong

throat lozenges

eating a candy, which also refers to when a person expresses affection to another person, the receiver feels sweet and happy

milk candy

toffee

(noun) Osmanthus sugar, which is an Chinese cooking ingredient

granulated sugar

(verb) giveaway or contribute candies (noun) the Relief Measures of Hong Kong Budget Report

slab sugar

a chewy milk candy

nougat

sweet soup with sweet potatoes

sweet potato soup

(food) Chinese Style white sugar steamed cake

glutinous rice balls with peanuts and sesame

Sweetened winter melon

(noun) sweets

(noun) dessert

(noun) a shop or a restaurant that sells desserts

(food) a fried Chinese rosette

Alstonia scholaris, the devil tree

something that seems nice in appearance, but is bad or harmful inside

(noun) (adjective) (of good friend or a couple) undividable; inseparable; conjoined

Peanut brittle

peppermint (sweet)

(noun) (food) honey