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Mooncake Eng Bee Tin is a type of mooncake, a Chinese bakery product that’s traditionally eaten during the Mid-Autumn Festival. Eng Bee Tin is a popular brand that offers a variety of mooncake flavours.

Mooncakes from Eng Bee Tin usually have a shelf-life of about 2 to 4 weeks when kept in cool, dry conditions.

You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.

While not all mooncakes contain nuts, some do. If you’re allergic, it's important to check the ingredients list.

Calorie content can vary depending on the variant and size, but a typical mooncake can have around 800 to 1000 calories.

Eng Bee Tin may offer certain mooncakes with lower sugar, but vegan options can be limited due to traditional ingredients like egg yolks. Always check the packaging.

While traditionally eaten during the Mid-Autumn Festival, mooncakes can be enjoyed anytime. They are often enjoyed with tea.

The cost can vary depending on the size and flavor but expect to pay anywhere from $10 to $20 per mooncake.

The ingredients can vary depending on the flavor, but common ingredients include lotus seed paste, sweet bean paste, egg yolks, and a pastry-like casing. Other variants may contain ingredients like black sesame or taro.

It should be stored in a cool and dry place, and should avoid exposure to sunlight or heat. Do not refrigerate as it will dry out the mooncake.

Some mooncakes from Eng Bee Tin may be suitable for vegetarians, but others may contain animal products like egg yolks. Do read the ingredients list to be sure.

Most traditional mooncakes contain gluten, but always check the packaging and ingredient list if you have dietary restrictions.

Yes, Eng Bee Tin offers a variety of flavours for their mooncakes, from traditional lotus seed to more unique flavours like ube (purple yam).

The ability to ship internationally will depend on the regulations of the purchaser’s country regarding food imports. You can check with the seller or custom regulations of your country.

Eng Bee Tin began in 1912 as a small bakery in Binondo, Manila. They modernized and popularized the traditional mooncake introducing interesting flavors like ube and pandan.

Mooncakes are often slice into small wedges and served with tea. They can be quite rich, so they're usually shared among several people.