The Mid-Autumn Festival evolved from the ancient festival of offering sacrifices to the moon, and the moon cake was used as a sacrifice for the Mid-Autumn Festival. Later, it gradually spread among the people, forming the custom of eating moon cakes on August 15. The custom of eating moon cakes on the Mid-Autumn Festival began in the Tang Dynasty. It was popular in the imperial court in the Northern Song Dynasty, and later spread to the people. It was commonly known as small cakes and moon balls at that time. It became a common eating custom in the Ming Dynasty.

The skin and filling of mooncakes need to be monitored and tested for sugar content using a sugar analyzer! PAL-1 is a good handheld sugar analyzer that can be used both in the laboratory and on-site; The CH-RT online concentration meter is suitable for on-site monitoring of real-time concentration values. Before eating mooncakes, why not take some samples and use a concentration meter/sugar meter to measure the sugar content value!