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What beautiful sentences are there to describe porridge?
The family sits around and drinks warm Laba porridge. Everyone must have the same taste in their hearts, because Laba porridge conveys the warmth of the family in the cold winter.

When I was a child, my grandmother always cooked porridge on Laba Festival. There are no longan and chestnuts in the porridge, but there are always red dates. The porridge on our table is like a face-changing in a Chinese drama. There are preserved egg lean meat porridge and minced vegetable porridge in spring and autumn. There are cooked mung bean porridge and iced red bean porridge in summer; In winter, there are hot mutton porridge, beef spinach porridge, and a series of strange and colorful porridge that I can't name.

The porridge I remember is fragrant and warm. ......

Words used to describe food are:

Keep your mouth sweet? Drooling? Looking forward to it? The forefinger moves the jade plate? Does it taste good? A big meal? Phoenix marrow dragon liver? Endless aftertaste? Keep your lips and teeth fragrant? Good color, good smell? Drooling? Eight treasures to eat? It smells endless? In everyone's mouth.