Need recommendations for CNY cookies

[vfong1]

Thanks, I will have to ask them.

[SAHM_TAN]

Not sure if you are looking for traditional or modem types. I LOVE the almond cookies from Cedele.

[Jennifer]

This morning, I bou a bottle of Suji Badam from the tofu stall @ Empress Place wet market, S$15/-. Listed ingredients: Flour, Almond, GBB & Sugar.


Almost finished 1/3 bottle, gave my elder boy 16 pieces to eat during boarding.

The size of one piece is almost an old Sg 50cents coin. The bottle size is abt 10cm diameter, 16cm tall.

Compared to the almond cookies I saw in that Beauty World lvl 4 stall, I think the Empress Place one is more value for money.

Taste wise can match the Beauty World stall.

[Dekora]

Any shop does home delivery for cny cookies? Too and tired to go out and jostle with the crowd

[coolbaby]

My office is planning to have a pre-CNY gathering. We will be catering the food. My boss wants to have fortune cookies. I’m thinking to get the fortune cookies myself instead of getting from the caterer. Any idea where can I buy?


Thanks!

[DonaldGoh]

Think my wife got it at a nearby NTUC (Bishan)…hope this help.

[coolbaby]

thanks DonaldGoh. I will go to NTUC

[zbear]

Also reviving this thread.


I saw in NTUC - seaweed crackers n crabstick crackers. Are they new? I did not see them on sale last year.

Where do you get your cookies? From bakeries or supermarkets?

[janet88]

zbear:

Also reviving this thread.


I saw in NTUC - seaweed crackers n crabstick crackers. Are they new? I did not see them on sale last year.

Where do you get your cookies? From bakeries or supermarkets?

I'm thinking of getting 1-2 presentable packs of cookies...must taste nice too and not too ex.

[nicnac]

zbear:

Also reviving this thread.


I saw in NTUC - seaweed crackers n crabstick crackers. Are they new? I did not see them on sale last year.

Where do you get your cookies? From bakeries or supermarkets?

Fried Crabstick was quite popular last year. Easy to eat but personally, I find them too salty.