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^Life’s Sweet Moments^02/11/2013
2013-11-06 104 views
Tracing back, I have many years didn’t touch on Teochew-style Yam Paste. Unlike other Chinese Desserts, it was not a common foodie to be sold at hawker stall. I think maybe because such Taro Paste was not cooking-friendly and time-consuming in its preparation. I happened to find it at Dessert Story, I am not going to give up this opportunity. Self-service basis, thus there was no service charges. All the prices stated was nett.My first time to join these two kinds of desserts together, the taste
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Tracing back, I have many years didn’t touch on Teochew-style Yam Paste. Unlike other Chinese Desserts, it was not a common foodie to be sold at hawker stall. I think maybe because such Taro Paste was not cooking-friendly and time-consuming in its preparation. I happened to find it at Dessert Story, I am not going to give up this opportunity. Self-service basis, thus there was no service charges. All the prices stated was nett.
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 My first time to join these two kinds of desserts together, the taste was amazingly great. Starchy solid Yam Paste was relatively sweet when taking along with savoury Gingko Barley soup. Instant gratification, I was so contented to have this combination. Full of Coconut Milk fragrant and infinity sugary taste, I admit it was calorie-busting yet appealingly tempting. Of course the price was slightly expensive for Yam Paste, it was $3.50 and $2.80 for Gingko Barley Soup.
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Date of Visit
2013-11-02
Spending Per Head
$3 (Supper)
Recommended Dishes
  • Yam Paste with Gingko Nut and Pumpkin