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    • P Offline
      pinky
      last edited by

      WCW:
      poppy15:

      i like kee chang

      the smaller green ones
      inside empty - no ingredients
      u dipped into sugar & eat
      or if u prefer eating on its own also can :drool:

      eat it with my home made kaya
      http://i51.tinypic.com/35cisjp.jpg\">

      ours use brown sugar but kaya is something new to me

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        Funz
        last edited by

        poppy15:
        anyone knows what is this :?

        its sweet & crisp
        i think now still selling

        http://i52.tinypic.com/2ccq6wz.jpg\">
        This is traditional peanut candy right? Outside crispy, inside crumbly. Teochew we call it kong tng, I think.

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          pinky
          last edited by

          poppy15:
          anyone knows what is this :?

          its sweet & crisp
          i think now still selling

          http://i52.tinypic.com/2ccq6wz.jpg\">
          peanut candy

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            tigger88
            last edited by

            Funz:
            poppy15:

            anyone knows what is this :?

            its sweet & crisp
            i think now still selling

            http://i52.tinypic.com/2ccq6wz.jpg\">

            This is traditional peanut candy right? Outside crispy, inside crumbly. Teochew we call it kong tng, I think.

            Yes, it's called gong tang (in chinese). My fave snack. Now i like the Glory brand.

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              pinky
              last edited by

              seems like we have sweet tooth just like kids kekekeke :imcool:

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                pinky
                last edited by

                tigger88:
                Funz:

                [quote=\"poppy15\"]anyone knows what is this :?

                its sweet & crisp
                i think now still selling

                http://i52.tinypic.com/2ccq6wz.jpg\">

                This is traditional peanut candy right? Outside crispy, inside crumbly. Teochew we call it kong tng, I think.

                Yes, it's called gong tang (in chinese). My fave snack. Now i like the Glory brand.[/quote]
                my sister broke it up and sprinkle on white bread for breakfast

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                  Pen88n
                  last edited by

                  Funz:
                  poppy15:

                  anyone knows what is this :?

                  its sweet & crisp
                  i think now still selling

                  http://i52.tinypic.com/2ccq6wz.jpg\">

                  This is traditional peanut candy right? Outside crispy, inside crumbly. Teochew we call it kong tng, I think.

                  The kong tng I know has big pieces of peanuts on the outside, and sticky sweet candy holding these together. Very hard and crunchy.

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                    Nebbermind
                    last edited by

                    if u like traditional snack such as the peanut cake, u can get them at this shop by chinatown point, facing the foodcentre.

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                      Funz
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                      Pen88n:
                      Funz:

                      [quote=\"poppy15\"]anyone knows what is this :?

                      its sweet & crisp
                      i think now still selling

                      http://i52.tinypic.com/2ccq6wz.jpg\">

                      This is traditional peanut candy right? Outside crispy, inside crumbly. Teochew we call it kong tng, I think.

                      The kong tng I know has big pieces of peanuts on the outside, and sticky sweet candy holding these together. Very hard and crunchy.[/quote]that we call dao bang or dao diou. Hehe. Come to think of it, I remember my Dad referring to all of these version of peanut candies as Kong Tng.

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                        poppy15
                        last edited by

                        Funz:
                        that we call dao bang or dao diou. Hehe. Come to think of it, I remember my Dad referring to all of these version of peanut candies and Kong Tng.

                        i thought only 1 name - kong tng
                        wow, didnt know u call it as dao bang or dao diou...
                        err, what dialect is this?

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