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  1. actually unilever didnt tell the whole truth. most likely unilever also use coconut oil and palm-based cacao substitute gao gao to make the magnums. as long as dont overly mask the milky chocolate taste, most asian consumers too kumgong and cant tell the difference. dont believe, jiak a sgd5 haagen dazs stick bar and u can tell the difference liao. wahahahahaha
    4 points
  2. too bad you nv buy. you should walk into the mine field https://finance.yahoo.com/news/temasek-walked-market-minefield-last-093000100.html
    3 points
  3. Finally can jiak indoors after being fully vax But ish at slum kia restoran...
    3 points
  4. so many old friends suddenly got in contact with me... intro me to their "investment app"... and even tell me got lobang to follow sure win trade strategies to take free money... just sign up with their link... If money so easy to earn...geylang no girls already...
    3 points
  5. for a stick that is less than $3, there are KGK who believe it is made with fresh milk from cows? wahahaha... btw, many of those carton milk on our supermarket shelves are not fresh cow milk... In case you dont know yet...
    3 points
  6. One of my favourite track from their relax series album. Consider chillout. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Relax_(Blank_%26_Jones_album)
    2 points
  7. Blainless shitface dkgk @The_King, chiu want to jiak my goldie's food? I can feed chiu wahaha
    2 points
  8. ok mah, this year cannot do getai, so the government go one national level one lor
    2 points
  9. Think I screenshot the most important part
    2 points
  10. sakti Towkay jiu shi sakti Towkay. there is a reason why i didnt buy tiong tech fund 3 mths ago. wahahahahhaha anyway, this youtuber gave a very good commentary on Emperor Xi's latest move. wahahahahhahha
    2 points
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  13. kor kor jin kumgong, walk ard at wrong time liao. best time to walk ard the area is friday 6pm. first can see ol dinner time crowd at grand gateway. ard 9-10 pm can join them go lim jiu at the nearby european style pubs. then 11pm to 12mn, u walk along caoxi rd and lingling rd, confirm can get a lot of actions in the nightclubs. sometimes if lucky, can meet nice xmms from sakti fudan uni part-timing at the clubs. my 1 nite xuhui tour, kym?????? wahahahahahaha
    2 points
  14. sometimes they also use small amount of mango stearin to replicate the high melting point of cacao as well. https://www.confectionerynews.com/Article/2013/12/12/Heat-resistant-chocolate-with-mango-seed-fat nb, limpeh me know all their tricks until can write book liao.
    2 points
  15. now confirmed bird didi never work in manufacturing or supply chain logistic b4. there is such a thing called core components and secondary components in manufacturing. as long as an economy doesnt control the manufacturing and technology of core components, it is nothing but an assembler of products like tiongland and it only take a yr or 2 for such economies to be partially displaced and maximum 5 yrs for complete displacement. the bolehsian economy is a classic case study. even high tech companies such as tsmc and samsung r at the mercy of their japanese, german, dutch and bee kok suppliers. wahahahahaha
    2 points
  16. For first time linux users, you can try running linux from a bootable USB Ubuntu is considered the most "user friendly" distro, it's based on Debian but has some mods to make your life easier Linux Mint is based on Ubuntu, but includes non-FOSS drivers (which Ubuntu refuses to include). It's my fav distro so far. Usually the user progression is Live USB > dual boot > pure linux with windows on VM > pure archlinux I'm stage 3
    1 point
  17. Towkay me no finance phd or cfa one. only know how to play with atbgfs, kym????
    1 point
  18. they have no reprecussion or karma one! (see what "dig ear hole" speak) these people just collect their high pay and bonus + pension!
    1 point
  19. Ice cream giant Unilever has admitted to using powdered milk in Magnum ice creams in China while using real milk in products sent to other markets such as Europe, after a month of intense online speculation. Xinhua reported sales of Magnums in China have been surging by more than 20 per cent annually for the past few years making the country the ice cream’s biggest market in the world. Unilever has been under fire for the last month after internet users revealed the company’s lower standards for Chinese consumers of Magnums, one of the most popular ice creams in China. “In the past, I liked to eat Magnum. After seeing this news, I feel speechless. I won’t buy it any more,” posted one outraged Magnum lover on Baidu. “I think this incident reminds us that in future, we should look at ice creams’ ingredients, rather than only focusing on flavours,” another user said on the website. The company uses a combination of milk powder and water in Magnums produced in China while using concentrated milk and water in its European product, Zeng Xiwen, global vice-president of Unilever said on a business news programme on CCTV on Thursday. Zeng said it was difficult to transport fresh milk from Europe to China, and said using domestically produced milk, there would be a “supply problem”, but did not elaborate as to whether this was because of the quality of local milk. “Magnum needs to be produced on a large scale in China. It also needs to be exported on a large scale from China,” Zeng said in the interview. “For instance, the Magnum sold in Singapore is produced in China.” In another interview with Xinhua earlier this month, Zeng said they do not use fresh milk when producing Magnums in China for a range of reasons including the stability of milk supply, quality control and export demands. “The large scale production and export of Magnum means we should select milk powders that are more stable and can support the large scale production,” Zeng said, adding that milk powders they use are imported from New Zealand or Europe. But Song Liang, an economist from the China State Farm Dairy Alliance, a grouping of leading domestic dairy producers, said cost is an “important” factor for Unilever to make the decision, CCTV reported. “To reach the same protein content level [in the final milk product], the cost for using milk powders is 8,000 to 10,000 yuan (US$1,230 to US$1,538) per tonne, much lower than the cost of using concentrated milk,” he said. However, Zeng rejected this claim. “From the cost perspective by considering multiple factors including transportation, using local-produced fresh milk is a better way to lower the cost. In other words, fresh milk does not completely equal high-end things,” Zeng told Xinhua. https://www.scmp.com/news/people-culture/trending-china/article/3145831/magnum-ice-creams-china-not-made-fresh-milk
    1 point
  20. The only few times I've ever been there, was for the buffet.
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  21. order 1 small plate of normal grade pork belly is smelly smelly sgd20 liao. if order good grade black pork belly is at least double. beef is depends on cut and breed. if is wagyu tenderloin, smelly smelly at least sgd150 per small plate. but i dont think Towkay Tony will order such expensive plates if his atbgf and the jiemeis not there. wahahahahaha
    1 point
  22. PPB Group, controlled by Malaysia’s richest tycoon Robert Kuok, reported that its profit doubled in the first quarter as the Kuala Lumpur-listed conglomerate benefited from robust demand for palm oil and sugar across the region. Net profit surged to 402.2 million ringgit ($97.2 million) in the first quarter from 187.3 million ringgit a year ago, the company said in a filing to Bursa Malaysia late Friday. The results reflect the robust contribution from PPB’s Singapore-listed agribusiness associate company Wilmar International, which reported record quarterly earnings last month following the strong performance of its plantation and sugar milling businesses.
    1 point
  23. No need just a 1080p monitor with med or mid low settings at 60fps can le
    1 point
  24. Maybe you can call some old tea merchants to ask them.
    1 point
  25. if burst, is good for me. Towkay me likes to pick bones. wahahahahhaha
    1 point
  26. Nao beoing aunty Dawn on Mediacock Mewatch jin ky sia got the fierce jdrama aunty rook Aunty Meixin rook rike a dkgb wif short hair wahaha @Chestnut watch dis 9pm show recently?
    1 point
  27. tiongland controls 70% of the rare earth production at the expense of its environment. oz and bee kok r re-activating their idle mines on the backs of better prices, better technology and zheng hu subsidies. on manufacturing, now even my new samsung galaxy 5g phone also make in vietnam liao, u say leh?????
    1 point
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  29. This guy channel quite good to watch.
    1 point
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