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Chili-Mince Cornbread Buns (Chinese: 辣肉窝窝头 Làròu Wōwōtóu, "Spicy Pork Wotou") is a food item that the player can cook. The recipe could be obtained during the Event Story Quest Three to Get Ready, and Here We Go in Moonlight Merriment: Part II

Depending on the quality, Chili-Mince Cornbread Buns increases all party members' Shield Strength by 25/30/35% and DEF by 165/200/235. Like most foods, this cannot target other players' characters in Co-Op Mode.

Recipe[]

Icon Cooking Recipe
Chili-Mince Cornbread BunsDEF Up 1 Chili-Mince Cornbread Buns

Manual Cooking[]

Manual Cooking C-60 W-22

Gallery[]

Trivia[]

  • 1 Mail has Chili-Mince Cornbread Buns as an attachment:
  • To celebrate Xiangling's birthday in 2021, the Teyvat Food Notes released a real-life recipe for Chili-Mince Cornbread Buns.
  • The Chinese name of the food translates to "Spicy Pork Wotou," where wotou (Chinese: 窝头 wōtóu, lit. "nest-thing") is a type of steamed bread popular in Northern China that is nowadays usually made of cornmeal.
  • The rice-based version of this food is Rice Buns, whose recipe can be bought from Chef Mao, Xiangling's father.

Other Languages[]

LanguageOfficial NameLiteral Meaning
EnglishChili-Mince Cornbread Buns
Chinese
(Simplified)
辣肉窝窝头
Làròu Wōwōtóu
Spicy Pork Wotou
Chinese
(Traditional)
辣肉窩窩頭
Làròu Wōwōtóu
Japaneseピリ辛蒸し饅頭
Piri-kara Mushi Manjuu[1]
Spicy Steamed Baozi[• 1]
Korean매운 고기 찐빵
Mae'un Gogi Jjinppang
Spicy Meat Jjinppang
SpanishPanecillos de maíz con carne picanteCorn-Bread Roll With Spicy Meat
FrenchWotou aux épicesSpicy Wotou
RussianОстрые хлебцы
Ostryye khlebtsy
Spicy Bread
ThaiChili-Mince Cornbread Bun
VietnameseBánh Ngô Thịt CaySpicy Meat Corn Bread
GermanScharfe FleischmaisbällchenSpicy Meat-Cornbread Buns
IndonesianChili-Mince Cornbread Buns
PortugueseBolinho de Carne Picante
TurkishAcılı Ekmek DolmasıSpicy Bread Dolma
ItalianWotou di carne al peperoncinoChili Pepper Meat Wotou
  1. Japanese: The term manjuu generally refers to a type of traditional Japanese confection, but it is used as a translation for baozi when referring to the Chinese cuisine.

Change History[]

References[]

  1. Event Moonlight Merriment Quest: Part II, Part 2: Three to Get Ready, and Here We Go (Japanese Voice-Over)

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