Food for thought: the Post picks some of the tastiest treats on sale at major Hong Kong expo

• Occasional flash sales of goodie bags filled with dried abalone, dried scallops, XO sauce and mushrooms, worth HK$546 (US$70), which went for HK$348 apiece, a discount of HK$198. On Kee Dry Seafood Co, Booth 1D-C10

• The sale of colourful goodie bags shaped like a cup noodle (HK$120) or the brand’s mascot Demae Boya (HK$100) and filled with Nissin Foods products. Nissin Foods, Booth 1D-C02

Strongest smell

• Frozen Premium Musang King Pulp Durian. Chaaya Group HK Limited, Public Hall – Canned, Frozen & Processed Food, Booth 1B-A22

• Durian Mooncakes. Durian B Gor, Booth 1B-A29 and 3D-B29

Most Hong Kong

• City-made popcorn with unique flavours such as Hong Kong-style French toast, soy sauce and shrimp roe. Be Water Mart, Gourmet Zone Booth 3B-E08

• Hong Kong-brewed Chinese herbal teas said to fix all sorts of ailments. Herbaceous Teas Company Limited, 3B-F06

• City sodas such as cola, yerba mate and sparkling teas. Hong Kong Cannery Limited, Booth 1B-B25

• Premium sauces made at a plant in Tuen Mun. Try the newest coriander sauce made with fried coriander with shallot and garlic aromas. Sing Wah Development Limited, Booth 1B-A20

Sweets

• Bapman Fat Macarons add a twist to the traditional French pastry by supersizing them with extra fillings. They come in such flavours as strawberry, salted caramel, Oreo and cheese. Kim Hyun Company Limited, Booth 1A-C31

Savoury

• Jinhua ham, a Chinese-style dry cured meat, sold at a wholesale price of HK$100 a pack. Golden Harbour Co., 1A-A10

Healthy choices

• Soluna apples from Australia and other fresh vegetables and fruit. Top Weal Limited, Booth 1D-C18

• Non-profit organisation offering city-grown, fresh, premium vegetables. Organic and hydroponic products are also available. Fish/Vegetable Marketing Organisations, Booth 1D-D18