Pasta, once a Western staple, has become a beloved part of Malaysian dining. Whether it’s a simple lunch or a gourmet dinner, pasta offers endless possibilities, blending seamlessly with both Western and Asian flavours. Its ease of preparation and ability to absorb diverse sauces and ingredients make it an increasingly popular choice for Malaysian families. […]
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The snack food market features a variety of snacks, from local brands and brands from all over the world. Potato chips have always been a go-to snack in Malaysia, but the demand for potato chips with new flavours and healthier choices has driven the introduction of premium and unique snack options. As more people become
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In today’s health-conscious world, choosing cooking oils is crucial for a balanced diet. With numerous options available, consumers are exploring alternatives. In this article, we’ll dive into how rice bran oil stacks up against other cooking oils and why it might just be the healthier, versatile addition your kitchen has been missing. What is Rice
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Noodles are a big part of different Asian cuisines. Malaysian cuisine has a lot of noodle dishes you can easily find in restaurants and hawker centers whether it be curry mee, asam laksa, or char kway teow. But if you’re craving other foods, you can easily find restaurants that serve Western cuisine in places like
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In Malaysia, coffee culture is booming, with people flocking to coffee shops to indulge in their favorite brews. From artisanal coffee made by someone with coffee knowledge to basic black coffee that comes from a drip coffee machine, there are many coffee types available to choose from. However, there are times when we just want
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When it comes to snacking, nuts make an excellent choice because of their numerous health and nutritional benefits. Available in different forms, whether it be toasted or roasted, salted or unsalted, regular or flavoured, there’s a wide selection of choices available. Different Kinds of Nuts Almonds A great source of vitamin E, almonds are one
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When it comes to snacking, potato chips, or potato crisps, have always been a popular choice among Malaysians. While snacking is not necessarily a bad thing, it can have negative effects on your health if you’re eating excessively, especially if you’re eating too many unhealthy, processed foods. Snacking Habits According to a survey, Malaysians
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Possible Causes for Cravings According to Healthline, food cravings are very common and difficult to ignore, especially with a wide variety of snacks easily available to us. Here are some possible causes for your cravings: Hormonal Imbalances Cravings can be caused by imbalances in the hunger and fullness hormones – leptin, which decreases your appetite,
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From crunchy and salty snacks to chocolate-coated treats for your sweet tooth, SanglaFoods has brands from all over the world for you to try. Whether you are browsing the aisles of a convenience store or browsing our online store on your phone, here are some popular snack brands to check out: BISCUITS & WAFERS Known
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Snacking is essential in Malaysia, yet not all snacks are healthy. With the increasing demand for healthier choices, selecting quality snacks can be confusing due to misleading labels like “low-fat” and “natural.” This guide will help you decode labels, grasp ingredients, and avoid pitfalls for smarter snacking. How to Decode Snack Labels Reading the Nutritional
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