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[random] Kim Choo Kueh Chang + DIY - Simple home-cooked recipes

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Kim Choo Kueh Chang is most famous for their Nonya Rice Dumpling (or Nonya chang) and Traditional Salty Dumpling (or bak chang). They offer an array of other Nonya kuehs and cookies/snacks too. As the Dumpling Festival is around the corner, I decided to ask Baby to drive to East Coast Road to buy my all-time favorite Nonya Dumplings. We picked up 4 normal-sized and 4 mini-sized dumplings. The damage was about SGD27.  K im Choo's Nonya Rice Dumpling is one of the best in Singapore, as the glutinous rice dumpling has a pleasant fragrance and good texture. Both my mommy and I love their bite-sized mini Nonya dumplings very much.    Great food must be eaten fresh, hence we heated them up with our new multi-gourmet steamer and ate them as our breakfast the very next day! I've developed a craving for titbits and snacks ever since I started my daily  telecommuting from home. Luckily, I've chosen Kellogg's Special K Blueberry & Almond as my...

[Sunday outing] Durian Day Trip

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A Day's trip to Segamat  for a  'Durian' Tour with my parents! Baby joined us too, and we boarded the coach at 615am on a Sunday morning. The tour was organised by Kolam Ayer RC and Boon Keng Travel , and the tour fee included all 3 meals (B reakfast/Lunch/Dinner). We spent an hour plus waiting on both customs clearance.   The coach brought us to Skudai for a brekkie fix. We had a stop at one of the famous eateries in JB, Restoran Yong Xin   Abalone Kway Teow Soup . The broth was savory light and sweet. The bowl of Kway Teow Soup consisted of a good mix of seafood and meat ingredients. If you enjoy having a breakfast consisting a dish with light clear soup with fresh ingredients, then Yong Xin's Kway Teow Soup just might be the option for you!   Our coach then headed to Segamat, and arrived around lunch time for the main focus of the tour. Many of our tour mates were excited for the Durian Feast that awaite...