How much is Heytea hot dry bread? Is Heytea hot dry bread delicious? How does it taste?

We all know that Heytea is a popular milk tea shop. It launches new drinks and European breads every once in a while. Hot dry bread is a special bread among them. It is only available in Heytea stores in Wuhan and is a Wuhan-exclusive European bread. So how much does Heytea hot dry bread cost? Let's take a closer look!

How much is a piece of Heytea hot dry bread?

According to relevant information, the price of Heytea hot dry bread is 11 yuan per piece.

Heytea hot dry bread is a European bread that is limited to Wuhan. Only friends in Wuhan can have it. Hot dry noodles are the most popular noodle dish in Wuhan. Heytea cleverly combines it with European bread. It is really creative, and the content is also super good. It tastes spicy and delicious. Love it. If you want to eat it, you must check it out!

Is Heytea hot dry bread delicious?

The ones with red pepper on the surface are hot dry bread! It turns out that I have been wrong before, oh my god... This is really delicious, slightly spicy, and the hot dry noodle sauce is rich, I think it is super delicious!!!

Wuhan limited hot dry bread, isn't it very interesting! ! The combination of hot dry noodles and European bread is also surprisingly suitable, salty and fragrant, you can't stop eating it. There are crushed peanuts, dried radish, and green onions on the hot dry noodles, which is also a very detailed one. Of course, there are also Wuhan limited spicy crayfish buns and garlic crayfish buns waiting for you to try!

Is Heytea hot dry bread delicious?

User comments:

1. It’s so cool to not have to queue for Heytea!!! The Wuhan limited hot dry bread is actually pretty good, the garlic crayfish European bread is also good, the most regrettable thing is that I didn’t buy the spicy crayfish European bread!!!

2. Checked in at Heytea in Han Street, Wuhan. The hot dry noodles and crayfish bread were really tasteless, but the succulent grapes, milk tea, and Oreos were all delicious. The queue time started at 1 hour each time, and each person was limited to two cups.

3. I finally got to eat the breads from Heytea Hot Wheat. In order, Wuhan hot dry bread, Shanghai crab roe buns, salted egg yolk taro paste buns, and brown sugar mochi purple rice buns. The crab roe was amazing. I didn't expect so many large pieces of crab meat. The brown sugar mochi was a little watery and sweet after heating. I really liked the egg yolk taro paste. The hot dry noodles were really hot dry noodles! They were very fragrant when eaten directly.

4. The waitress brought out Mapo tofu and hot dry bread. They smelled so good! I bought some. They tasted a bit dry, but the taste was okay. Overall it was just average!

5. The Wuhan limited edition hot dry bread had no taste, perhaps because it was cold. The garlic crayfish bun was a little stronger. I felt the spicy crayfish bun should be delicious, but it was a pity they were sold out.