by peanutloti | Aug 4, 2017 | Candy, Chinese Food, Dessert, Dhoby Ghaut, Dragon's Beard Candy, Food Tasting, Peanut, Singapore
I’ve blogged about the Dragon Beard Candy and its creation process before, but now it seems like Aunty Lili is back with a new and interesting rendition of it. This time you don’t just get to eat these delicious nuggets, you get to breathe it as well!...
by peanutloti | Jan 7, 2017 | Berries, Buffet, Butter Chip, Butterscotch, Cafes, Candy, Chicken, Chicken Waffles, Chilli, Cookies, Cookies & Cream, Cookies and Cream, Cotton Candy, Dark Chocolate, Dessert, Durian, Fast Food, Food Tasting, Fried Chicken, Fruits, Garlic, Linguine, Mao Shan Wang, Matcha, Milk, Milo, Mushroom, Noodles, Pasta, Peanut, Peanut Butter, Salted Caramel, Strawberry, Tampines, Tom Yum, Waffles, Yogurt
If you know that they teach ice cream making, they are bound to serve good ice cream! Located in the east of Singapore, in Tampines, Ice Cream Skool has one of the best tasting ice cream we ever had. Ice Cream Skool conducts several events frequently. Such events...
by peanutloti | Aug 6, 2016 | Advert, Bugis, Cafes, Chocolate, City Hall, Coffee, Deals, Durian, Egg Tart, Eggs, Esplanade, Farrer Park, Kaya, Lavender, Mao Shan Wang, Matcha, Milk Tea, Nutella, Peanut, Peanut Butter, Promenade, Redhill, Soft Boiled Eggs, Tampines, Taro, The BananaBones, Toast
While the name looks like a love letter, we can assure you that it’s not….well, maybe it is….about our love for toasts. For those of you who aren’t aware, Loti means toast/bread. So how can we not write a post about our love for loti? In...
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by peanutloti | Jun 27, 2016 | Cafes, Candy, Chinese Food, Dessert, Dragon's Beard Candy, Food Tasting, Media Tasting, Museum, Orchard Road, Peanut, Singapore, Snacks
A Royal Sweet Treat You must be wondering what is this royal sweet treat that we are talking about. The Dragon’s Beard Candy, which was attributed to the status of the mythical dragon as a symbol of the Chinese Emperor. They were also reserved for the ruling...
