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"Sister-in-law, this tastes so much better than the ones I made before," Mrs. Chu said, both shocked and delighted. With such delicious buns, she believed that they would definitely sell well at the market.
After her initial surprise, Mrs. Chu quickly addressed Su Yunjin, "Sister-in-law, I really owe you for this. If it weren't for you, I couldn't have made such tasty buns."
"Little sister, when you make buns in the future, just follow the steps I taught you today, and they will always taste as good as the ones we just made," Su Yunjin advised Mrs. Chu.
Mrs. Chu nodded in agreement, "Sister-in-law, I've got it."
Today, Su Yunjin had only taught Mrs. Chu the simplest way to make buns. There were still various other methods to learn, which Su Yunjin planned to teach Mrs. Chu later.
Trying to learn too much at once not only makes it difficult to learn well, but the results are also not good; it's more effective to learn gradually without rushing for immediate success.