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    Where to find Bakeware/Baking Ingredients?

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      maggicho
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      hey thanks for ur update. These info definitely comes in helpful. Usually I’ll get my supplies from Phoon Huat. Now I could get more options.

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        maggicho
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        Any recommendations to purchase baking ingredients?

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          Careermum
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          Phoon Huat has almost all the things that you need for baking, whether CNY, X’mas, Moon cake, birthday, any types of parties.


          Try the one inside Toa Payoh NTUC, it is quite well stocked up.

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            xueyan
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            May i know whether mummies out there can make chocolate eclairs.


            I am able to make chocolate eclairs. But my eclairs are ugly as I don’t know how to pipe the batter out. In fact I did not pipe out, I just use spoons to scoop out and they are all irregular shaped.

            May I know what equipment do i need to pipe eclairs? thanks!

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              Norhidah
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              Hi there, if you want your eclair to look great, you need to pipe it out. The items that you will be needed are piping bag and star noozle (preferably no. 822). You can get these items at Phoon Huat. If you do not know the address, pls google it as it have a number of branches in Singapore. Cheers!! 🙂

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                smurf
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                does anyone knows where to get good quality figurines for decorating birthday cake? prefer animals farm kind.


                Thanks!

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                  peapot
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                  Hi smurf, there was once I needed all the princess figurine for my girl’s birthday cake. I finally got it after googling. So you may wish to source for it on the net.

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                    Divamama
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                    Smurf, what kind of figurines are you looking for? I used a small Precious Moments one for my daughter’s birthday. Also sourced on Etsy for unique, hand made cake toppers but the shipping cost a small fortune.

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                      zadrian
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                      Just wanna say thanks for such a helpful list…really helps !

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                        peapot
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                        I have a few non stick pan. One of them has very tiny scratch which has a little coating coming out. The pan is still quite new. Will you throw it away because the pan has tiny scratches that you can see the under layer of the pan? I find it such a waste but yet I worry about the "bald" scratch marks may harm the food?

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