Originally posted by cassie:
is that the recent article in newsweek?
yesh
omg
on PAP Times, tainted pork from Phillippines
Originally posted by sbst275:omg
on PAP Times, tainted pork from Phillippines
The Ebola virus thingy already some time liao leh
Originally posted by elindra:
The Ebola virus thingy already some time liao leh
is it
even on PAP Times there's tis letter complaining on why food prices at NTUC not down yet...
days back I saw ppl selling veg oil at $4.60 per bottle alrdy, only e Supermarket are still selling at $5.80 incl NTUC
hopefully bread prices would drop
e wholesale flour prices has crashed by $0.36 per kg tis month even vegetable palm oil
Originally posted by sbst275:
yesh
nothing compared to the research report i spotted this morning on china's growth or the lack of it in almost every sector
with the credit crunch and Madoff ripping off about US$50b later, Standard Chartered is still cold-calling people offering credit cards and personal loans?
Originally posted by sbst275:hopefully bread prices would drop
e wholesale flour prices has crashed by $0.36 per kg tis month even vegetable palm oil
read the Edge - they have an article on commodity prices/demand by the stanChart research team
can i ask something? Is there a sauce called Worchester (sp?) sauce? Available in SG or not? Coz my fiancee ask me to buy that..and i just agreed blindly
Originally posted by cassie:
nothing compared to the research report i spotted this morning on china's growth or the lack of it in almost every sector
PRC might even topple from tis finanical crisis
Originally posted by Master -_-:can i ask something? Is there a sauce called Worchester (sp?) sauce? Available in SG or not? Coz my fiancee ask me to buy that..and i just agreed blindly
L&P is it?
even chap huey tiam do sell, it's so common!
Originally posted by Master -_-:can i ask something? Is there a sauce called Worchester (sp?) sauce? Available in SG or not? Coz my fiancee ask me to buy that..and i just agreed blindly
yes.. just go to Cold Storage.. should have
Originally posted by Master -_-:can i ask something? Is there a sauce called Worchester (sp?) sauce? Available in SG or not? Coz my fiancee ask me to buy that..and i just agreed blindly
yes dude .... you can find them everywhere .....
you cooking a steak dinner ?....
Originally posted by Master -_-:can i ask something? Is there a sauce called Worchester (sp?) sauce? Available in SG or not? Coz my fiancee ask me to buy that..and i just agreed blindly
Lea & Perrins Worchestershire sauce
Very common
Don't get the Heinz one.. Lea & Perrins is way better
NTUC, Cold Storage, Giant whereever carries that
It's at the sauce section
but heinz makes the best ketchup
she's making Spring Rolls
i never hear before of this sauce leh..and it's either this or HP sauce..which i also never hear before
Originally posted by the Bear:but heinz makes the best ketchup
I thought is Del Monte?
Originally posted by Master -_-:she's making Spring Rolls
i never hear before of this sauce leh..and it's either this or HP sauce..which i also never hear before
Those ang moh sauces
more common ones have 3... A1, HP & L&P
Originally posted by the Bear:but heinz makes the best ketchup
reminds me of the time i worked in heinz london for a summer job. the canteen had barrels and barrels of every imaginable sauce - free flow!
Originally posted by Master -_-:she's making Spring Rolls
i never hear before of this sauce leh..and it's either this or HP sauce..which i also never hear before
-_-"
Lea & Perrins and HP is like so classic :x
Btw Lea & Perrins is like the secret sauce for a lot of resturant chef :P Try adding some to your sweet & sour pork sauce when you cook that at home and taste the difference
Btw you add a dash only. You don't use it like soysauce hor
Originally posted by Master -_-:she's making Spring Rolls
i never hear before of this sauce leh..and it's either this or HP sauce..which i also never hear before
huh? use L&P for springrolls? as in for frying the stuffing of carrots, turnips? for that you can probably stick to the usual soy sauce.
Originally posted by sbst275:
I thought is Del Monte?
Heinz for a more sourish tomato taste
Del Monte is sweeter
So it depends on what you like. Sweet tooth MPB prefers Del Monte
the ppl in office have xmas lunch and gift xchange later... my gosh i'm the ONLY anti-social one wahahahhhaahaa.... i'll go walk walk later... :P
Originally posted by cassie:
huh? use L&P for springrolls? as in for frying the stuffing of carrots, turnips? for that you can probably stick to the usual soy sauce.
I think she is just adding a little bit to the sauce la
No matter what you do you have to mix the L&P with soy sauce for chinese cooking
i like the more sour taste of Heinz ketchup..
but since i don't use much ketchup i leave it to the folks.. and without fail, they get the Maggi sauces
ooo.. lunchtime!