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Butterfly cupcakes, butter cream cakes, lao ma gao — Thiam Yian Confectionery is giving full childhood flashback energy and I am so here for it. 🙌 If you know, you know. If you don't, go find out. #thiamyianconfectionery #sgfoodie #singaporefood #singaporebakery #oldschoolbakes #hiddengems
Cinnabon got me good today! These gooey, sticky #cinnamonrolls look like pure chaos and taste like heaven. Spoiler alert: my hands got deliciously messy! Classic remains the queen but Caramel Pecanbon surprised me. Which flavour team are you on? Blog link in bio! #CinnabonSingapore #Cinnabon #SweetTreats #sgfood #sgfoodie #sgfoodies #foodiesg
BreadTalk jumped on the viral butter mochi trend and I had to see how they stack up! 👀 Real talk: they're more expensive and you can't even mix flavours (seriously?!). The chocolate version was decent but still prefer Swee Heng's any day. Mini momoji fire flavour saved the day with actual spice! Sometimes convenience wins over quality I guess? 🤷🏻♀️ Link in bio for full breakdown! . . . . . . #sgfood #sgeats #foodiesg #eatoutsg #sgfoodie #sgfoodstagram #foodsg #sgfoodies #viralfoodtrend #whattoeatsg #buttermochi #sgfoodshare #momoji #viralfood #singaporeeats #sgfoodtrend #sgbread #foodinsingapore #wheretoeatsg #bakerysg #sgfooddiary #sgfoodreview #singaporefoodreview #SpringTomorrow #sgfoodhunt #sgbakery #whati8today #whati8todaysg #breadtalk #breadtalksg
Just tried Singapore's Yindii app and scored a mystery bag from Paul Bakery for half price! 🥐✨ Got a whole sourdough loaf, French custard tart, and more goodies that would've cost $30 for just $15. The surprise element is so fun, plus you're saving food from the bin! Want to try? Use my code NWAU8H1R for $2 credits! Link in bio for my full review! . . . . . . #sgfood #sgeats #foodiesg #eatoutsg #sgfoodie #yindiisg #foodsg #sgfoodies #singaporefood #whattoeatsg #fightfoodwaste #sgfoodshare #sgmakan #sgmakandiary #singaporeeats #sgfoodtrend #sgbakery #singaporebakery #savefood #paulbakerysg #sgfooddiary #sgfoodreview #singaporefoodreview #SpringTomorrow #sgfoodhunt #yindii #foodwastereduction #foodwasteprevention #foodwaste #paulbakery
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A new travel article has been published on https://www.goworldtravel.com/silos-baking-co/
Cupcakes and the Silos Baking Co. by Chip & Joanna Gaines Located in Waco, Texas, the Silos Bakery Co. by Chip and Joanna Gaines is a popular place for pastries, breads and cupcakes. Is the Silos Bakery Co. worth the hype? Here’s the review by our cupcake connoisseur.
Kurtosh Review
If you’re obsessed with the sweetness of strawberries, the richness of cocoa, the tartness of lemon or anything sweet that excites your taste buds, you have to visit Kurtosh. Kurtosh is a Hungarian bakery with a cozy and rustic interior, located at St. Pauls Street, Randwick. “Kurtosh” comes from the Hungarian word Kürtőskalács, which means chimney cake. Kurtosh – the cake – can also be bought…
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Bernard Noir Chocolate Boutique & Patisserie
check out my review of my new favourite bakery! Bernard Noir
This week I had the pleasure of going go Bernard Noir Chocolate Boutique to try out some of their most popular items. I had the chance to chat with the owner of the shop, Bernard and learn a little about him and his new store. He admitted to knowing nothing about cooking or baking so he leaves that up to his trusty wife Yutta, who does an amazing job at it by the way!
The boutique not only…
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