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I miss army dog biscuits.
My BMT time already no more dog biscuits. Gone too were the SAF vocation cooks.
I miss army dog biscuits.
Do they sell biscuits in tins and glass jars anymore?
I will never forget those days when we were staying in a kampong in Lorong Tai Seng.
Poor dad and mum were miserably poor and working hard.
Dad does two job, whereas mum washes clothes for the "sikit-atas" in kampong.
Biscuits were a delight and we always would buy a kati of sota-piah from the nearby THONG BEE Provision shop.
The bespectacled boss here was a kind man and he would always throw in a few more extra biscuits even after his measuring-scales had hit a kati.
He even allowed mum and us to taste by claiming that the biscuits were still fresh.
We walked to the school and would pass Khong Guan Biscuit Factory at Howard Road off Playfair Road.
The aroma of the newly-baked biscuits wafted through the atmosphere.
In the evening, the Bayee-Jaga will be seated on his stringed Indian bed with his friends having Ngo Kar Pee a local brew from Lian Hup Distillery, Alexanra Road. Maybe history now....
We will greet them and ask for biscuits.
The jaga was charitable and would bring out some tins containing broken or damaged biscuits.
He will then give us till our hands were filled.
I guess that those biscuits were "condemned" and given to the jaga and other staff to eat.
But still to us poor peasant kids these was manna from heaven.
May God Bless the kindly elderly Bayee Jaga and his drinking cronies for being so kind.
And BTW, does anyone remember the rectangular box of Marie biscuits going by the brand, HUNTLEYS. The smell was truly good. It was expensive and we could only taste it during New Year day.
How nice if someone has that tin and post it for us to view.
how this!
I will never forget those days when we were staying in a kampong in Lorong Tai Seng.
May God Bless the kindly elderly Bayee Jaga and his drinking cronies for being so kind.
And BTW, does anyone remember the rectangular box of Marie biscuits going by the brand, HUNTLEYS. The smell was truly good. It was expensive and we could only taste it during New Year day.
How nice if someone has that tin and post it for us to view.
Bayee Jaga, Malay Macik, Chinese boys.....
Kampong Spirit forever destroyed by PAP:(
If you haapen to be in the USA and you ask for biscuits, you get these:
http://www.google.com.sg/search?q=biscuits+and+gravy&hl=en&safe=off&client=safari&tbo=u&tbm=isch&source=univ&sa=X&ei=YlwpUP71DoKsrAf2qoHQBQ&ved=0CGAQsAQ&biw=1024&bih=672#biv=i|70;d|uZUi-tUL3MiTrM:
then breakfast/lunch was jacobs soaked in condensed milk drink....
...also missed the ovaltine biscuit..cant seem to find it now..
how this!
Not so long ago, I could buy OVALTINE biscuits, made in Jamaica from F Price, but not now. Anyone remember WANDER Singapore? the factory at Jalan Tukang was it Lama?? in Jurong the manufacturing plant for Ovaltine & biscuits.
datz called 花生酥 ... peanut cookie ... mayb mor available during cny ...<IMG src="http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_CdF_nh1tEpw/SXVL1bf4Y0I/AAAAAAAAFP0/XmmbBZqTnZs/s400/cooking+baking+209+079-b.JPG" height=120></IMG>
how about this, bros
used to eat a lot but not now
... peanut cookie ...