Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "The airplane olive (Chinese: 甘草欖), also known as the licorice olive, is a popular snack in Hong Kong and Guangzhou. The snack physically resembles an olive, but is made from herbs marinated with salt and licorice. The nickname of "airplane olive" due to street vendors throwing the snack to people who would throw money down from home or apartment balconies.Airplane olives have been referred to as "flying olives", or feijilan, which literally means "airplane-olive.""@en }
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- Airplane_olive abstract "The airplane olive (Chinese: 甘草欖), also known as the licorice olive, is a popular snack in Hong Kong and Guangzhou. The snack physically resembles an olive, but is made from herbs marinated with salt and licorice. The nickname of "airplane olive" due to street vendors throwing the snack to people who would throw money down from home or apartment balconies.Airplane olives have been referred to as "flying olives", or feijilan, which literally means "airplane-olive."".
- Airplane_olive comment "The airplane olive (Chinese: 甘草欖), also known as the licorice olive, is a popular snack in Hong Kong and Guangzhou. The snack physically resembles an olive, but is made from herbs marinated with salt and licorice. The nickname of "airplane olive" due to street vendors throwing the snack to people who would throw money down from home or apartment balconies.Airplane olives have been referred to as "flying olives", or feijilan, which literally means "airplane-olive."".