Kueh Lapis
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Anyone ate before this?
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its been quite awhile since I had dat..
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Originally posted by SG Papaya:
Anyone ate before this?
yeah i did, why
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just asking where can I get some cos I nv eat before
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Yes, it is really nice but very oily.
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Yes, its fantastic, after my mum quit making it, I also stopped eating it.
Nowadays only get chance to eat it at buffets. Its sold expensive because its extremely time consuming, and tedious to make.Imagine you have to wait every few mins for each layer to back, poke holes, flatten it, then add another layer, and then repeat the whole cycle again till it reaches the proper height. Goodness, that's a good half day gone.
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Originally posted by SG Papaya:
just asking where can I get some cos I nv eat before
bengawan solo, supermarkets, bakery shops. Best I have tried are those from nonya or Indonesia.
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Is it called "JIU CHEN GAO" in chinese?
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Originally posted by SG Papaya:
Is it called "JIU CHEN GAO" in chinese?
jiu chen gao is jiu chen gao, kueh lapis is cake not kueh kueh. -
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Originally posted by SG Papaya:
Is it called "JIU CHEN GAO" in chinese?
That's the rainbow color kueh lar, not kueh lapis.
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where can I buy made kueh lapis in southern side of singapore?
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Originally posted by SG Papaya:
where can I buy made kueh lapis in southern side of singapore?
Bengawan solo, harbourfront branch, next to breeks, and facing cold storage exit.
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Originally posted by SG Papaya:
where can I buy made kueh lapis in southern side of singapore?
Go to the bakery in the south and look for it. YOu will also be able to find it in the Malay kueh kueh stall or shop.
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so Bengawan solo do sell the Malay cake
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Originally posted by SG Papaya:
so Bengawan solo do sell the Malay cake
Of course, papaya. The owner of bengawan solo is from Indonesia. -
Originally posted by Fantagf:
Of course, papaya. The owner of bengawan solo is from Indonesia.so the kueh lapis is not malay food , its indonesian food
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not easy to find good ones....=|
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Originally posted by SG Papaya:
so the kueh lapis is not malay food , its indonesian food
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umm, papaya, Indonesian are Malays -
Originally posted by Fantagf:
umm, papaya, Indonesian are Malaysoops!
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Originally posted by SG Papaya:
Is it called "JIU CHEN GAO" in chinese?
it's called “qian ceng gao” in chinese.
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Originally posted by Isis:
I will love to taste the Moncha Flavour one
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Originally posted by onigiri:
it's called “qian ceng gao” in chinese.
Yes. its look like a thousand layer cake
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i like kueh lapis from indonesia... ...