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    • About me
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  • Recipes
    • Airfryer
    • Baby food
    • Beef
    • Baking
    • Braised
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    • Breakfast
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    • Desserts
    • Egg
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    • Prawns
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Baby: Pregnancy and baby journey, Baby: Products and services

Should you get a Tula Free-to-Grow or Standard Tula baby carrier?

Babies don’t cry for no reason, but sometimes it’s soooooo freaking hard to find the reason!!!!!!! Whenever I have eliminated all logical possibilities and cbb is still upset, I do…

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July 28, 2017
Travel

What we did in Taipei with kids: Day 2 | Indoor Playground, Ximending, King Food Hotpot, Carrefour

On day 7 of our Taiwan holiday (also our second day in Taipei), we initially planned to go to Taipei Children’s Amusement Park in the morning but the kids kept…

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November 22, 2023
Advertorials, Reviews & Giveaways, Egg

Egg Story Pasteurised Fresh Shell Eggs: Why Pasteurise?

Advertorial This is a collaborative post with Egg Story but as always, all ideas, experiences and reviews are my own. I remember watching an episode of MasterChef where Gordon Ramsay…

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August 13, 2014
Prawns, Stir-fry, Under $2, Zi-char

Tomato Garlic Prawns

I am back from Bali and now my tummy still feels spicy! Bali is a destination I have never thought of going. I have never been a fan of “getaways”…

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July 21, 2013
Baby: Pregnancy and baby journey, Baby: Products and services

Baby: 30-Day DIY Confinement Herbs with Lao Ban Niang

Whether you’re DIY-ing your own confinement or hiring a confinement lady, one thing that you can’t miss out on for a traditional confinement is the herbal soups. As a noob…

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May 27, 2016
  • Stir-fry,  Under $2,  Vegetables

    Mala Hotpot 麻辣香锅

    May 17, 2015 /

    I remember the first time Jason and I went to try Mala hotpot, it was at West Mall’s foodcourt. That was close to two years ago, I think. I had never tried Mala hotpot before but it was starting to hype then. Having that meal was against my principles. It was really expensive! A few thin slices of lotus root and potatoes, some cabbage, korean vermicelli, broccoli, a slice of luncheon meat plus two bowls of rice came up to $16.05. Yes, I still remember the exact price because I was beyond shocked! The cost price must have been something like $3? I quite liked it though, quite yums (and…

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    March 1, 2016

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  • Pork,  Slow Cooker,  Soup,  Under $3

    Slow Cooker Shark’s Fin Melon Pork Rib Soup 鱼翅瓜排骨汤

    May 12, 2015 /

    Shark’s fin melon is a popular ingredient (a type of squash) used in Chinese soups. It is so named because it breaks apart into slivers resembling shark’s fin as it cooks. Its name on Wikipedia is so scientific (“Cucurbita ficifolia”).. if you’re not from Asia, I wonder if you’ve heard of this melon?

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    August 20, 2015
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