Bought a pack of 6 rolls with red bean and peanuts fillings for MYR4.50
I like the ones with peanut fillings. Red bean fillings are too sweet.
No idea what this is called. See photo below.
Bought one with cream cheese (slightly sweet) fillings for MYR3 and I like it because it reminds me of "pak tong gou" (literal translation - white sugar cake or also referred to as steamed white cake or steamed rice cake) with its slight yeast taste. Will eat this again though there are other fillings as well but I will stick to this.
the rolls looks good...i can finish it the whole box at one go!
ReplyDeleteYou got the early bird award today. Usually it is Princess but you sound like her too here, hehehe! ;p
DeleteFrom the 1st picture to the last, I like them all, especially the last. Hope they are not too sweet.
ReplyDeleteNot very sweet except for the red bean fillings.
DeleteI love the gooey cream cheese interior! :)
ReplyDeleteIt makes me wanna gobble it up and I adore eating stuff like this.
May be too little for you!
DeleteYummy, I like eating this kinda 'kudap-kudap' thingy.. Puddings, red bean peanut rolls, crepes or pancake, ooooo and the cream cheese oozing out at the last picture, hou sik!
ReplyDeleteWhat is kudap kudap?
Deleteso the soy pudding is nothing like taufufa which is smooth and soft?? the rolls look interesting, they look like pancake spread with a layer of the filling and then roll up.. i would like to try that.. and the last one, "pak tong go" with cream cheese??? hahaha, that's rather fusion, and since you say you will like to have this again, i bet this is nice..
ReplyDeleteTaufufa is much softer.
DeleteYou make me wanna try it, I always ignore this stall when I saw it.
ReplyDeleteI like red bean paste, but I agree, some of them add too much sugar unnecessarily..
Which one do you plan to try?
DeleteIdeally everything hahaha!
DeleteThere are quite a number of products wor.
DeleteFrom my earlier review, you'd know that I'm a fan of the soy pudding only....and nothing else!
ReplyDeleteYes, I read your post, that is why I tried it but then you did not eat this cream cheese item. This one tastes really good - that is if you like pak tong kou.
DeleteOh, oh, now I remember, you do not like cheese so no go then. I forgot what the other fillings are but I don't think they will be as nice as cream cheese.
DeleteYou mean the cream cheese tastes like pak tong kou? Isn't that made with white sugar and ma lai kou with brown sugar? I've eaten both but prefer ma lai kou.
DeleteNot the cream cheese itself but the "dough" of the "cake" taste like the yeast taste of pak tong kou. Ma Lai Kou taste is predominantly of alkaline but Pak Tong Kou taste is predominantly of yeast.
DeleteOf course the Ma Lai Kou will also have the fragrant brown sugar taste.
DeleteMy vote is for the cream cheese one!
ReplyDeleteI heard it is even nicer if you heat it up a bit first.
Deletelooks god. Not fond of cream cheese but will go for the rolls
ReplyDeleteThis cream cheese is really subtle.
DeleteThe cream cheese looks delightful. I'd like to try this pastry.
ReplyDeleteHope you have a chance to try it.
DeleteI like the look of the cream cheese. Hehe.
ReplyDeleteMay be too light for you.
DeleteSoy pudding? Tofu fua kah? I'd stick to the roadside stall ones - cheap and nice. Are those rolls deep fried? I think I'd go for the peanut too...and the cheese, not really into sweet deep fried stuff.
ReplyDeleteNot soft like tofufa. No, not deep fried and it is not that sweet.
DeleteI love the cream cheese, looks to yummy, the rolls look delicious too
ReplyDeleteYou are in Singapore right? Sure can get this so easily.
DeleteNoticed the slogan, we have "bean" spreading joy sounds good
ReplyDeleteYou do notice slogans easily, I did not even notice that.
Delete*looks so yummy
ReplyDeleteHave you eaten them before?
Deleteoohh...would love to have the pudding on these hot days.
ReplyDeleteBut these few days raining wor.
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