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29-03-11, 12:05 PM #61
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Re: Last Surviving Kampong of Singapore
Yes, what a pity :( I did not know about this dish too until I went to India in 2008 and there is no turning back since then hahaha
It has stayed as one of my favourite Indian dishes.
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29-03-11, 12:26 PM #62
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Re: Last Surviving Kampong of Singapore
Not to worry, as there will always be the next time!
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29-03-11, 12:39 PM #63
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Re: Last Surviving Kampong of Singapore
Its teh halia, its quite common here in SG and truly asia.
Originally Posted by peiyan
Masala tea is less common, hardly selling in SG, I only came across one stall in Chong Pang.
However I managed to buy a box of masala tea bags from mustaffa. 555+Life is short, cherish all you have and live everyday of your life the best you can. :)
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29-03-11, 12:49 PM #64
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Re: Last Surviving Kampong of Singapore
Ok, thanks for correcting... So it's teh halia!
Try the masala tea at Tekka Hawker Centre, I tried the one at the stall adjacent to the Chinese vegetarian stall selling roti prata (there's only one Chinese veg stall selling roti prata), it's really good!Sleep, little one, close your eyes, mother will sing you a lullaby... Sleep in a jewel cradle, sleep, mother will rock you.
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29-03-11, 01:01 PM #65
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Re: Last Surviving Kampong of Singapore
Haha and I always presume its call teh aria.
I rather prefer masala tea rather than teh halia as since young as I don't like the taste of ginger milk tea. Last time I always had fever here and then and my father asked me to drink ginger tea. I think its a way for cooling off the heat but I never liked the taste..Franklin D. Roosevelt - The test of our progress is not whether we add more to the abundance of those who have much; it is whether we provide enough for those who have too little.
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07-04-11, 01:32 PM #66
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Re: Last Surviving Kampong of Singapore
I will tackle the URA lady soon. Put some sense into her and her superiors' brain.
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