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[...] Adriano Zumbo has teamed up with Arnott’s Tim Tams to create three (3) beautiful new flavors for the 50th [...]

[...] I have heard about the wonderful macarons from Adriano Zumbo in Australia for quite a long time. Thus, I took the opportunity to purchase the entire range [...]

[...] a.k.a. The incredible Adriano Zumbo Red Velvet Tim Tams Australian adventure! I had the first trio of Adriano Zumbo’s limited [...]

[...] the Parisian experience! I have never had a better macaron than Pierre Hermé in Paris! Adriano Zumbo comes close and Ladurée is a distant third. I highly recommend eating the original ones [...]

[...] so much that my credit card is authorized to go around the world anyway. Christmas and the festive season is coming very soon and it’s always good to get presents for friends and loved ones. We [...]

[...] coz you can eat the chocolate pieces afterwards. 2. Christmas crackers An essential for the festive season, Christmas crackers are large pieces of cardboard with a snapper firecracker inside that [...]

[...] of fun and all of us enjoyed it immensely. I know what I’m going to give as gifts for this festive season! :) [...]

[...] and other Christmas party commitments later in the week. Here’s 8 things we did this festive season: 1. Christmas crackers This was the first order of the night! We each had a Christmas [...]

[...] , I did the washing) 5. Binged on my favorite dinner 6. Ate way too much mooncakes during Mid-Autumn Festival 7. Opened a *treasure box* together! [...]

[...] and the barista told me they’ve been doing so for three (3) years – just not during Mid-Autumn Festival. I laughed at that and asked when they actually sold it, and it turned out to be the Lunar [...]

[...] in legends and *swore* I would get my ear cut if I dared looked at the full moon during Mid-Autumn Festival. Apparently the magnificence of Yi’s wife would somehow reach down from the celestial [...]

[...] goodies which someone would not want to eat. I used an empty box of mooncakes. The Mid-Autumn Festival has just passed and I figured no one would be interested in eating mooncakes – at [...]

[...] roundups this year – one in KL where I work and one in Sibu where I come back for the Chinese New Year holidays. Truth be told, there isn’t a lot of fireworks in Kuala Lumpur compared to Sibu, [...]

[...] We were out really early this morning to do some Chinese New Year shopping in Publika and decided to have a quick breakfast before we hit the aisles. My [...]

[...] owner and owner’s daughter has confirmed this on numerous occasions (something to do with Chinese New Year and demand for the fish). I would personally suggest coming here for their awesome RM 22 [...]

[...] I’ve never heard of. I let it off for my better half and the kids to see since Chinese New Year was coming up soon – it didn’t last 5 minutes, but it was close, it was over 4 [...]

[...] -constructed” e.g. the peanut butter is actually an ice cream, and there’s a dollop of jam as well as a very generous smear of Nutella on the plate and piles [...]

[...] and the 7 Deadly Sins just came out, with a flavor for every sin. There was also a wonderful 9-ice cream series called The Sixties Nine that came out the next year and I reviewed every single one! We [...]

[...] plated up in front of the judge. I did the plating and I had planned to do a quenelle of vanilla ice cream to show off my skills. Unfortunately, the ice cream was way too solid and despite heating two [...]

[...] reasonable for dinner at Payung Cafe. We made room for dessert and shared a Sambarina Ice Cream (RM 8) which is made in a yin-yang fashion with large scoops of chocolate and creamy [...]

[...] my dad who suggested this place for dinner. He’s a Heng Hua and this is a Heng Hua owned coffee shop, and since it’s a small community, we might be somewhat related. The first question the [...]

[...] . It’s a mix of chocolate and vanilla but it tastes horrible – akin to a penny pinching coffee shop being miserly with the cocoa powder. Chinese chess competition that’s open to the public. [...]

[...] oriented and it was just a matter of following road signs after that. The name of the coffee shop is Dian Xiao Er and it’s located along a block of shophouses that has three (!!!) [...]

[...] Min Yee is located at the same coffee shop which hosts Ah Po Grouper Noodles so it has some stiff competition. However, their estuary [...]