| All the bakery outlets have a common name (Heang or Hiang, which in the Fujian dialect means "aromatic".) All photos in this post are created to Ms. Au Yong Kit Fong. | 
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2 comments:
What unusual biscuits! They sound delicious! Im guessing they are on the savoury side?
Yes Emma they are rather savoury than sweet. It is the oven baking that determines the quality of such biscuits. They are not sold in Australia as far as know, so you have to visit Georgetown Penang to bite into the freshly baked ones!
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