You might have seen celebrities and Instagrammers raving about weight loss tea which helped to achieve their figure. Sounds too good to be true? Some may be sceptical, but others might jump on the bandwagon. In true evidence-based fashion, let’s … Continue reading Weight Loss Tea: Is It Worth All The Hype?
Korean cuisine had slowly gained its popularity in recent years. I am always so intrigued by how Koreans set the table so nicely with an array of side dishes put together with its main dish. It is indeed so aesthetically … Continue reading Everyone’s Favourite Korean Mixed Rice – Bibimbap
Yoga is widely recognised as an effective form of exercise that caters to all ages. It focuses on strength, endurance, and flexibility, which all contribute to a healthy body. Even weight loss is another benefit you can achieve when practicing … Continue reading 7 Benefits of Partner Yoga
Eating healthy on a tight budget? This can be very difficult, however, fret not as I have created a nutritious yet ridiculously cheap Kacang Pool meal. For under $10, you are able to make 4 meals! Kacang is derived from a … Continue reading Kacang Pool For Under 10 Dollars
Chocolate for breakfast? Yes please! This super easy and healthy breakfast smoothie is bound to satisfy your sweet chocolate-y cravings. With absolutely no added sugar (yes, even the fake ‘healthy’ sugars like honey or brown sugar), this is a real … Continue reading Indulgent Breakfast Smoothie To Power The Day
I recently discovered frozen acai paste in the supermarket and excitedly bought them. Realising the only way I could really use them is in a creamy acai bowl/ smoothie, I put myself to the test of making a creamy one! … Continue reading Most Creamy Acai Bowl Ever! Tips for Preparing in Hot Tropical Weather
Why is it important to increase hemoglobin when the count is low? What is hemoglobin actually? Hemoglobin is a type of protein that is very important in your red blood cell. It helps carry oxygen throughout your body for energy. … Continue reading Increase Hemoglobin in 4 Natural Ways
Have a “raw-some” celebration by serving your guest fresh herbs rice, nasi ulam, during this Raya! This fresh herbs rice is a popular Malay rice dish commonly found in Malaysia, Indonesia and southern Thailand that consists of cooked rice mixed … Continue reading The Irresistible Fresh Herbs Rice Nasi Ulam
Such a peculiar title of non-soapy coriander lemon chicken you ask? You may have heard of this particular genetic variation that causes between 7-21% of the population (depending on your ethnicity) to dislike the herb or find it tastes like … Continue reading Non-Soapy Coriander Lemon Chicken Stir-fry
One of my favourite Asian cuisines has got to be Thai food. I love the complex flavours and freshness that really packs a punch! Thai fishcakes is a must have appetiser whenever I treat myself to lovely Thai meal at … Continue reading Thai-sty tofu cakes to tantalise your tastebuds
I went to Taiwan a few months back and fell in love with a baiye tofu salad that I ate at a restaurant in Taoyuan. Ever since, I’ve been trying to re-create that deliciously tangy, moreish and appetising taste, and … Continue reading Deliciously Tangy Baiye Tofu Salad
Rosti is a national Swiss dish that is typically served with sour cream alongside other dishes such as Spinat und Spiegelei, Cervelas or Fleischkäse. Traditionally, they are made with shredded potato patties which are then fried. However, Rosti With A Twist is slightly … Continue reading Rosti With A Twist: A Singaporean Take On Swiss Food
