Mooncakes, mooncakes, mooncakes. When the weather starts to cool and the autumn moon rises, mooncakes are what’s on the menu. If you know a Taiwanese person, chances are you’ll get gift boxes full of them around this time of year. And you’re sure to see them all over the place when you go out, too. Just about every pastry shop has its own for sale. What exactly are these mysterious-sounding treats, though? And, after so many years of giving and receiving gift boxes full of them, do Taiwanese people really appreciate mooncakes anymore? Taiwanese food blogger Sam knows all about these seasonal gifts, and he joins us today for a look at how the classic mooncake has been updated, and even replaced in recent years.