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Reply to a comment on: My 'Cham' and My Toast by hometownmemories
Comment written 10 months ago
Hope you tried it. For the tea, use Ceylon tea. For the coffee, use coffee from Arabica, Liberica and Robusta beans.Hope you like it.[SMILE]
Reply to blog post: 'Kacang Putih' or White Nuts or White Beans by hometownmemories
Comment written 11 months ago
Actually should have said tapioca chips and not tapioca fritters. The 'kacang putih' man sells tapioca chips. The tapioca is sliced thinly across, dried and then deep fried. Salt added to taste. Tapioca fritters is normally sold by another vendor who sells fried stuff such as banana fritters along with tapioca fritters. The tapioca is sliced in about 1/4" width and fried in batter until golden yellow.
Reply to blog post: Pampers Co. Won't like This! by soultrawler
Comment written 11 months ago
Dropped to say Hello![SMILE]
Reply to blog post: Bubble Tea - Yummy! by andreau
Comment written 1 years ago
Bubble Tea to rival Starbucks? STARBUCKS is an International Brand name and the ambience is different also in a STARBUCKS outlet. There's still a long way to for any home grown brand to rival STARBUCKS at the moment.
Reply to blog post: Sushi: the Trivia by andreau
Comment written 1 years ago
The Best Sushi Bar/Restaurant...........?
The Best Time to eat Sushi is.............?
The Best type of sushi is....................?
Bluefin Tuna is the best with Sushi????
Reply to blog post: Pancake House - Yummy! by andreau
Comment written 1 years ago
Any pictures of these sinfully delicious concoctions?
Reply to blog post: Balut, Anyone? by pinoywonderer
Comment written 1 years ago
If you like balut and bagoong you will also like "belacan" and salted fish. Try it when your/our foreign friends are around and see what happens.[THUMBUP]
Reply to a comment on: 'Kueh' and Also 'Kopitiam' by hometownmemories
Comment written 1 years ago
Thanks![SMILE]
Reply to blog post: Balut, Anyone? by pinoywonderer
Comment written 1 years ago
There is also a Chinese dish which is similar except it is not eaten raw.
By the way, have you eaten "cincalok" which I think has also been one of the foods in Fear Factor. Also featured in MTV ' I Bet You Will '.
Reply to blog post: Bahaya Memanaskan Air Dalam Microwave by senoan
Comment written 1 years ago
Hi Brother, memang tak boleh masakkan air dalam microwave. Juga tak boleh masakkan telur dalam microwave. Kepada semua pengguna microwave harap jaga sedikit.

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