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Hmm i must stress first....my CCF must be those thin translucent one then counted hor...those big sheets of rubber don't count....and got scallop, prawn or char siew? [laugh]

 

the now make now eat kind? Actually after eating those for some time, I switched back to the original thick ones with darker sos + Orh Kueh. Very nice. Cheap somemore.

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Hmm i must stress first....my CCF must be those thin translucent one then counted hor...those big sheets of rubber don't count....and got scallop, prawn or char siew? [laugh]

 

 

that type is HK style, but still CCF, lets also include hor fun (must be ipoh one) , same color and texture [laugh] [laugh]

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the now make now eat kind? Actually after eating those for some time, I switched back to the original thick ones with darker sos + Orh Kueh. Very nice. Cheap somemore.

the original thick ones really depend on the sauce...the sauce makes it nice.

 

Those make now eat now kind...a little dash of sauce brings out the taste already.

 

By the way off topic...any updates on BA?

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the original thick ones really depend on the sauce...the sauce makes it nice.

 

Those make now eat now kind...a little dash of sauce brings out the taste already.

 

By the way off topic...any updates on BA?

 

 

nothing is off topic here, and we are still actively talking about ccf......

 

long life ccf! [bounce2] [bounce2]

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that type is HK style, but still CCF, lets also include hor fun (must be ipoh one) , same color and texture [laugh] [laugh]

 

SGP Style: Thick with thick brown sauce, seasame oil + seasame seed. Maybe chilli. Add U tow koh for maximum effect.

 

HK Style: Thin with light soy sauce. Maybe seasame seed. Sambal chilli. Inside with Mushroom, prawn, Char Siew, scallop.

 

Dim Sum Style: Similar to HK Style but sometimes very light sauce. Also Zha Leong.

 

Shanghai Style: Similar to HK Style but thick (available in cow car water hawker, last time Tg Pagar)

 

KL Style: Same SGP Style but got Yong tau hu stuffs

 

Did I miss out any?

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nothing is off topic here, and we are still actively talking about ccf......

 

long life ccf! [bounce2] [bounce2]

Actually i am more of a spring roll person leh. [laugh]

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SGP Style: Thick with thick brown sauce, seasame oil + seasame seed. Maybe chilli. Add U tow koh for maximum effect.

 

HK Style: Thin with light soy sauce. Maybe seasame seed. Sambal chilli. Inside with Mushroom, prawn, Char Siew, scallop.

 

Dim Sum Style: Similar to HK Style but sometimes very light sauce. Also Zha Leong.

 

Shanghai Style: Similar to HK Style but thick (available in cow car water hawker, last time Tg Pagar)

 

KL Style: Same SGP Style but got Yong tau hu stuffs

 

Did I miss out any?

 

 

Penang style: like KL style but the sauce added with more hair kor ^_^

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the original thick ones really depend on the sauce...the sauce makes it nice.

 

Those make now eat now kind...a little dash of sauce brings out the taste already.

 

By the way off topic...any updates on BA?

 

Nothing on BA but I got this feeling he will get away quite fine. Afterall, god is on his side. [laugh]

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ATTENTION PLEASE, ATTENTION!!

 

Today, I sent the last most important thing from my past military career to the museum.

My camo uniform went first, and then today, I finally sent the last piece of the puzzle, my steel

pot helmet with the same fitting camo patten to them.

 

My name, phone number and address will be kept with the museum in the event they wish to return my items. They did ask me for how long the loan was to be, and my answer was: "This is the missing link to our military history, the museum can keep it with them for as long as they wish for, when they feel the need is no longer needed, they can call either me, my wife or my children if I'm no longer around to collect the loaned items."

 

*haiz....damn sad to see my stuff leave me, better to have them for all to see then kept in my storeroom and later thrown away.

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I also like those little dumpling thingies that you dip in ginger and soy sauce....translucent skin with pure yumminess inside...

 

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