Traveling through time with spatial abilities, the scientific research genius is a little sweet.

Chapter 252 The Overabundance of Beef and Mutton
Their attention is now focused on the local specialties of Montreal.

Here, Su Nuannuan and Chu Mingzhou also saw many dairy products.

What shocked Su Nuannuan the most was that they were selling milk powder as flour here.

Su Nuannuan strongly suspected that if flour weren't something that couldn't be eaten as a meal, people in Inner Mongolia would never sell it so cheaply.

Since they found such cheap milk powder, the two of them didn't hesitate and simply said, "Buy!"
The saleswoman selling dairy products grinned so hard her gums were showing.

The sales clerks around them were moved to tears.

Then, even louder voices surrounded Su Nuannuan and Chu Mingzhou.

Having experienced the hustle and bustle of modern metropolises, Su Nuannuan was completely unaffected by this small amount of noise. Chu Mingzhou, on the other hand, simply didn't care and automatically blocked out the sounds.

The two of them would stop to buy something every two steps.

Before long, the two of them had spent nearly a thousand yuan.

Aside from food, the two of them spent almost all their money on clothes.

Su Nuannuan and Chu Mingzhou didn't lack clothes, but the clothes here were different from those at home.

In particular, Su Nuannuan's eyes lit up when she saw the fluffy leather coat. Su Nuannuan could tell that the fur on the coat was real wool, and the lining of the coat was also real sheepskin.

Su Nuannuan couldn't even imagine how warm it would be to wear such a coat.

Since we've come across this opportunity, there's no reason not to buy it.

However, the leather coats here are really expensive, costing eighty yuan each.

Fortunately, Su Nuannuan had a lot of money. Making money was easy for her. But she didn't know when she would be able to come to Inner Mongolia again.

Therefore, Su Nuannuan did not hesitate and ordered eight sheepskin coats in one go.

Su Nuannuan bought a set for everyone in the Su family.

Chu Mingzhou was even more extravagant than Su Nuannuan, buying ten sets directly.

The couple's extravagant spending made the sales clerk selling leather coats starry-eyed.

Seeing that it was already 10 a.m., Su Nuannuan tugged at Chu Mingzhou's sleeve and said.

"Let's send these things back first."

Chu Mingzhou nodded in agreement.

"it is good."

It wasn't that Su Nuannuan didn't want to continue shopping, but rather that they had bought too many things.

If I don't send it out now, it's too much trouble to carry it around.

Fortunately, the people here are very kind and hospitable. Some of the shop assistants even asked their children to help them carry things.

Su Nuannuan and Chu Mingzhou originally wanted to refuse.

However, upon seeing the other party's 1.7-meter-tall 13-year-old child, Su Nuannuan and Chu Mingzhou swallowed their words of refusal.

And so, Su Nuannuan and Chu Mingzhou walked ahead without bringing anything with them.

Behind them followed seven children, averaging 1.7 meters tall. The children's faces still held a clear, innocent look.

These children are from the homes of the sales clerks or their relatives, and their average age is twelve or thirteen.

Although they are young, they are not only tall, but also very strong.

Su Nuannuan once again marveled at the fierceness of the people of Inner Mongolia.

The two arrived at the nearest post office, where the staff sitting at the window stared wide-eyed at the pile of items.

He stretched out his hand, pointed to the things the two had brought, and said.

Are you sure you want to send all of these things out?

Chu Mingzhou didn't say much, so Su Nuannuan took the initiative and answered.

"Yes, that's right. This is our first time in Montreal, and we've seen so many wonderful things. We just wanted to send some home so our families could try them."

The staff were delighted to hear Su Nuannuan and Chu Mingzhou praising Meng Province.

He also kindly reminded them, "You have a lot of stuff, and the shipping costs will be very high."

After hearing this, Su Nuannuan waved her hand and said.

"It's okay. There's too much stuff for the two of us to carry back. It's better to send it home."

He then looked at Chu Mingzhou, and seeing that the other party did not object, he knew that the two of them had their own plans, so he did not continue to persuade them.

After Su Nuannuan and Chu Mingzhou each bought stamps and envelopes, they began packing the items.

Besides sending some home, Su Nuannuan also sent some to her two older sisters. As for herself, Su Nuannuan didn't spend any money on it.

She plans to sneak out alone in a couple of days, buy some things to put in her personal space, and bring them directly back to Beijing.

Chu Mingzhou's approach was simple: he packed everything up and sent it back to Beijing.

After the items were delivered, the children who had come to deliver them were about to leave.

Upon seeing this, Su Nuannuan quickly stopped them.

Although they were all taller than Su Nuannuan, Su Nuannuan knew that they were still children.

Su Nuannuan took out a bag of fruit hard candies from her small crossbody bag.

She originally wanted to get the better-tasting White Rabbit milk candy, but when she thought of the specialty milk curds of Inner Mongolia, she gave up the idea.

Su Nuannuan felt that they probably preferred fruit candies to White Rabbit milk candies.

Just as Su Nuannuan had predicted, their eyes lit up when they saw the fruit candy.

Sugar is a scarce commodity, unavailable in many places. This is especially true in the economically underdeveloped province of Montreal, where children have practically never had sugar since birth.

Therefore, they all instinctively stopped in their tracks when they saw the candy.

Su Nuannuan smiled and asked them to open their palms and hold them together.

Su Nuannuan gave each of them two handfuls of hard candy before telling them to go back.

The children who received the candy were very happy, and they skipped and jumped as they ran home.

Upon seeing this, Su Nuannuan smiled warmly.

After sending the items, Su Nuannuan and Chu Mingzhou planned to have a meal at a state-run restaurant.

Now that we know that the specialties of Inner Mongolia are beef and mutton, we can be sure that their meals include both of these.

Su Nuannuan couldn't wait to try the delicacies of Inner Mongolia.

Chu Mingzhou was also looking forward to it.

Shopping with Su Nuannuan made Chu Mingzhou very happy.

He had never felt this way before.

If the rest of the Chu family were here, they would be very surprised that Chu Mingzhou would accompany Su Nuannuan shopping, and he even seemed to be in a good mood.

Chu Mingzhou probably didn't even realize that he was feeling very relaxed and happy.

Upon entering the state-run restaurant, you are immediately greeted by the aroma of various kinds of cooked beef and mutton.

Su Nuannuan felt even hungrier.

Chu Mingzhou was also looking forward to today's meal.

Su Nuannuan ordered a stewed beef and a mutton and mushroom soup without hesitation. Chu Mingzhou ordered a roasted mutton and a cold beef salad.

It wasn't that Su Nuannuan and Chu Mingzhou didn't want to order some vegetables, but rather that they didn't have any!

What made Su Nuannuan both laugh and cry was that the staple food here was actually more expensive than beef and mutton.

It's not that beef and mutton are cheap, but rather that the staple foods here are more expensive than in other places.

Thinking about the geographical environment of Inner Mongolia, Su Nuannuan understood again.

The two of them still ordered two servings of white rice.

Su Nuannuan didn't eat much, but fortunately Chu Mingzhou had a big appetite, and most of the rest ended up in his stomach.

(End of this chapter)