Wuzhou’s specialty snacks include Tingzi porridge, smooth meat rolls, snail noodles, Cenxi stuffed tofu, Wuzhou tofu dregs, Wuzhou sausages, Bingquan soy milk, soup rice noodles, and Wuzhou paper-wrapped chicken.

1. Bingquan Soy Milk

Bingquan Soy Milk is the most traditional specialty snack in Wuzhou, Guangxi. Wuzhou Bingquan Soybean Milk has a history of more than 60 years. It is mainly made from high-quality soybeans and the most famous local "Bingquan". The soymilk produced is rich, sweet and smooth. Even foreigners come to taste this Bingquan Soybean Milk.

2. Wuzhou Sausage

Wuzhou sausage is a specialty of Wuzhou, Guangxi. In 2008, it was listed as a national geographical indication product in China. Wuzhou sausage originated from Guangwei sausage and has a development history of more than 60 years. It mainly uses meat as raw material, and is finally matured and dried. The Wuzhou sausage produced in this way is bright in color, crisp, tender and refreshing, with a sweet and not greasy aroma.

3. Wuzhou Paper-wrapped Chicken

Paper-wrapped chicken is a traditional delicacy in Wuzhou, Guangxi. It is mainly made from Wuzhou's Sanhuang chicken and mixed with various seasonings. Wuzhou paper-wrapped chicken has a long history. It has been famous since the Liu Bang period. It has a history of more than 2,000 years. In ancient times, it was a palace tribute. In 2016, the "Paper-wrapped Chicken Production Technique" project was selected into the Guangxi Intangible Cultural Heritage List.