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These carrot cake sticks are my childhood fav!!!The stall is manned by 2 people today, usually only the senior is around. Perhaps it's the weekends or simply because of the super huge crowd…Anyway, it's the commendable passion of the young man that had captured my attention (while queuing)… It is a hot & tedious process frying these yummy morsels. The sticks were spaced & arranged meticulously onto the tray. He uses a hook to lower the tray slowly (without tilting) into the hot oil. Let it stayed in the hot oil for a few minutes while he prepares another tray.Next, he has to steep-dunk the hot tray up & down a few times in the oil hot (I presumed so doing will retain the crispiness)…Then the tray is taken out & let to cool aside before pouring all the sizzling Carrot Sticks onto the serving counter.The Senior will pick 4 pieces at a time with a small tong & put them neatly into the paper bag, (awesomely) ignoring the hot oil seeping thru the paper bag & onto his palm. He then placed the paper bags into a plastic bag for takeaways...There's a container of bamboo skewers placed in front of the glass case, at the service counter. Feel free to take if you really need them.These morsels has a crunchily crispy skin with a soft center. You can taste the carrot bits if you'd chewed (enjoyingly) like me… Be careful…it's piping hot…but it's so delicious that I finished the whole pack of 12 pieces in a jiffy!It's addictive!Once you've started eating, you simply can't stop.
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The fried carrot cake sticks has got to be my favourite oily chinese snack! My mom loves them too and we would always buy a pack or two depending on what we had for breakfast. Anyway, this is my first time trying these carrot cake sticks and it was so good! The sticks are slightly longer than the usual ones and it was so shiok to eat it on the spot! Really crispy and yummy! We also takeaway a few pieces of the rectangular shaped carrot cake which were so-so only. The carrot cake sticks here are a must-try!
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Date : 20121130Time of visit : 8.30amWhat/Where : Chai Chee Cai Tou Guo @ BedokWhat we had : Stripes of Cai Tou GuoAverage cost/pax : $1.50 for 9pcsAmbience : Clean and airy hawker centre with plenty of seatsService : Friendly uncle with fast servicePortion : Crispy like fries; There were 9 strips but I couldn't help it it was too tempting had to eat before snapping a photo.Location : 216 Bedok north st 1 Carpark limited hidden in heartlands; there's wet market and supermarket beside; good for breakfast after shoppingWhat's good in particular : Fresh and DelectableWhat's bad in particular : short operating hoursABiteOfEverything.com
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