For good luck, here’s a little bit of Chinese New Year Gau for you all! There is a great article from the Hawai`i magazine that explains what Gau is if you are unfamiliar with this tradition. My “gau” pictured here is made of a PBJ sandwich with whole wheat bread and a fruit roll-up for the red wrapper. Have a great Lunar New Year! 
Haha! Cute idea – they look awesome! Gung hee Fat Choy to your family too!
Thanks sheri!
They are minis too, I should have used something for reference! Hope you all have a fun day tomorrow. 
Thanks for that bit of CNY information. You learn something new everyday. I like that you pick the peanut butter it’s sticky too. heehee
Thanks Marisa!
Hey I didn’t think about the sticky part, that’s pretty clever. 
Great idea Susan. Gung Hee Fat Choy!
Thanks hapabento!
Hope you have a good one tomorrow! 
Wonderful idea Susan! My kids will love this … since they hate the real Nian Gao because it’s so sticky hehehe
Gong Xi Fa Cai!!
Thanks Lia!
what a wonderful idea
looks absolutely wonderful !!!
very creative also
it is just so easy to borrow your ideas because they are just darned good !!!!
Thanks soyzick!
Gong Hei Fatt Choy to you and your family Susan! May the roaring year of the tiger bring you abundance of good health, prosperity, happiness and wealth!
Your Nien Gau is quite different from those we have here though… ours usually wrapped with banana leaf and without the sesame seeds and red date.
Thanks Angeleyes!
Hope you had a great CNY! 
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