Main ingredients: Bread, milk, cinnamon.

Special flavorings: Honey, which usually sells for 25 RMB ($3.71) for a jar. While it’s comparable to U.S. prices and doesn’t seem very expensive, I do live in a country where things are usually a small fraction of American prices. Still, it’s better than using maple syrup, which goes for 60 RMB ($8.92) here. But, I’m still working on my Jew honey.

Total cost: 7 RMB ($1.04) for eight pieces.