Thank you very much!

You're welcome!

谢谢你的修改! 我有一些问题和解释:
1. 中国的面包店貌似没有粽子？你是指早餐店或者包子铺吗 = Even in Indonesia, most bakeries don't sell zongzi. However, the bakery near my office sells it! So yes, I'm talking about a bakery!
2. Can you explain more about this phrase? 能让我幼小地保持精力充沛一直都到午餐时间。I'm especially quite confused about 幼小地. What does it mean?
3. 你指的是“我最喜欢吃的”吗？= No, I was really trying to say "the ones that I really want to eat are...". Since I have never eaten 五花肉的粽子 or 腊肠的粽子, I don't even know if I will end up liking them!

Thank you for the correction, once again! In Indonesia, we usually eat zongzi in the morning. Most people are not familiar with Dragon Boat Festival here. Also, thank you for the advice about the frequency of eating zongzi!

我今天才看到你的回复，抱歉！
1.我懂了！那你确实可以说面包店！
2.太抱歉了，我没有仔细地检查我打的字，把“幼小地”换成“有效地”，是我的失误。
3.你在前面一句提到中国的粽子比印尼的粽子好吃，我以为你接下来会谈你喜欢的粽子的种类。句子没有错误，你想表达“想吃”的话，也可以添加副词“很”，比如：“我很想吃五花肉馅的粽子，可是在印尼买不到。” 你的句子的表述完全是正确的！

Thank you very much for following up! I often make abrupt sentences in Mandarin, but I'll be careful next time. I just wrote another entry titled ''银人", you can check it out if you want!

谢谢你! 本地化, what an interesting word!

谢谢你的修改! 我有一些问题:
1. 让人抱怨的地方只有一个：太油腻了。Since there is 让人, does this sentence mean that all people who have eaten that zongzi share the same complain about greasiness? If so, since this is actually my personal opinion, can I say 让我抱怨?
2. 因为粽子有米，所以它比面包或者三明治有效得多，让我一直到午餐时间都精力充沛。 Thanks for this detailed correction! However, I don't think I have completely understood the sentence. If you don't mind, can you dissect this sentence, word by word?
3. 因为伊斯兰的教义，印尼的从中国的同化了。Since eating pork is forbidden according to Islam teachings (and Islam is the biggest religion in Indonesia), the Indonesian zongzi has been modified.
4. 在印尼的华人社区中，腊肠的很有名。Here, I actually wanted to say that 腊肠 (lapcheong, not lapcheong-filled zongzi) is also popular in Chinese-Indonesian communities (not only in China). In that case, 在印尼的华人社区中，腊肠也很有名 should be correct, right?
5. 我不想讨厌吃粽子! Thank you again for this correction! But I'm wondering if we can say 'to get tired of something' in Mandarin? (instead of paraphrasing it to 'I don't want to hate')

非常感谢!

1 “让我” is ok but in Chinese, “让人” can also express your own opinion. Both of them is ok. If you want to say all the people's opinion, you can say “让所有人”
2 Since there is rice in zongzi, it is much more effective than bread or sandwiches, which keeps me energetic till the lunch time.
3 Then I can change it into 因为伊斯兰教的教义，从中国传入的粽子在印尼已经被同化了 。Is it what you want to express?
4 OH sorry I understand it now. But I was a little puzzled because you was talking about lapcheong zongzi and suddenly switched to lapcheongs.
5 to get tired of something is 厌倦 but we usually don't express our opinion to a kind of food like that. More to express you get tired of eating sth, we say 腻. Therefore this sentence can be 我不想吃粽子吃腻。

Hope you understand!

3. Yes, that's what I was trying to say!
4. I'm sorry too. Somehow, I often make abrupt sentences when writing in Mandarin.

If I may pose one additional question: are there alternatives to 喜欢? I was quite iffy too about using "中意" since I had also heard 中意 is mostly used in Cantonese. Is that right?

I don't know much about Cantonese since I come from mainland. So I'm sorry if I can't help you understand that. But there is another way that we also like to use. 我爱吃猪肉. 爱 is like love, but it only means "like" if you put it before a verb, similar to English.