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Fresh strawberries are delicious, but if they’ve been sitting on a counter for days, not so much. Well, a shopper in New Taipei got the latter during a recent visit to the Yumin Market in Xinzhuang. A vendor had set up a stand to sell mochis stuffed with strawberries in the style of Japanese daifuku just in time for strawberry season. During the lunch break, she went back to the workshop to make more. But upon returning to the stand she noticed that the mochi she’d had on display for two days was missing, and there was money on the table. It turns out the vendor next door had helped her with the sale while she was away, and mistakenly sold the display item.
The daifuku vendor was afraid that the customer would get sick from eating the display item, after all it had been lying about for two days and was probably not good for eating. She went online to try and accomplish the impossible task of finding the buyer. The internet pulled through and found them, and it turns out they had already eaten the old daifuku. Fortunately, they didn’t feel unwell, but to make up for it, the vendor offered a fresh set free of charge. Now, the display items are clearly labeled to prevent a repeat.
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