Snow skin mooncake is a Chinese dessert with origins in Hong Kong. It is a non-baked mooncake, characterized by its crust, which looks snow white in color, and is prepared with frozen glutinous rice. However, some cooks like to add colorful juices to the crust, changing the dessert's original appearance.

The interior is filled with numerous ingredients which can be either sweet or savory, such as duck egg yolks, carrots, strawberries, and dragonfruit. Snow skin mooncake is traditionally prepared and consumed during the Mid-Autumn Festival, and it is recommended to serve it cold and as fresh as possible.