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Out-of-stock! Mid-Autumn Tea Set & Traditional Mooncake Hamper
$138.00
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Mid-Autumn Tea Set & Traditional Mooncake Hamper. Greet your friends, loved ones or corporate partners by sending them a surprise mooncake festival gift wishing them well with prosperity and good fortune.
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| Weight | 1.877 kg |
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| Dimensions | 45 × 28 × 40 cm |
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$18.80
Our mini mandarin – sweet and juicy. We are sure you will love our imported candy kumquat. Exclusively prepared for Chinese New Year celebration. Suitable for self-consumption or gifting someone.
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Original price was: $30.00.$29.70Current price is: $29.70.
3 Classic flavoured popular Swiss Roll savoured by Asian – Gula Melaka, Panda and Taro. Give a go you will love it.
Our cake rolls are freshly made upon order, please place orders 3 working days in advance
Best consumed on day of purchase. Or keep refrigerated and consume within 3-5 days. -
$9.90 – $12.90
An internet-viral snack, snowflake crisp, become very popular in the recent years in Taiwan and China mainland. The amazing taste and texture are well-loved by young and old.
A nougat-like candy but less sweet and with a light crispy texture that combines sweet and savory while having a hint of tartness from the cranberries or mixed fruit and raisins, held together in a milky marshmallow mixture. A wonderful snack for the kids but adults love them too!
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$16.80 – $64.00
Our Lucky Cat “Mandarin of Gold” Prosperity Gift Box, exclusively packaged for the coming Year of Tiger in 2022, is now open for pre-order. Pre-order is required by Payment before Chinese New Year. Limited stock quantities. First come first serve. Whilst stock last.
Originating from Southern China, the tradition of giving mandarin oranges, during Chinese New Year, is known as “song gam” in Cantonese. Coincidentally, it also means “giving gold”, which the luck-obsessed Chinese have used as a symbol of conferring prosperity and well wishes to the recipient.
The words for tangerine and orange in Chinese resemble the words for luck and success, respectively. Their bright color also symbolizes gold, hence the fruits have a meaning of bringing good luck and wealth. By giving someone mandarin oranges during Chinese New Year means is an auspicious act of wishing someone abundant wealth and prosperity.
Please note:
Product Details: Consists of Seasonal Fresh Fruits. Fresh fruits may be substituted according to season availability. Flower and Gift Retailer reserves the right to replace any item with another of equivalent value depending on availability.Mandarin fruit is small and shape beautifully round. Flesh is saccharine sweet and crisp, with low residue, low acid and has rich flavour. It is also easy to peel as compared to other citrus varieties, exude a citrusy scent when peeled, making it a popular choice.
Our CNY Mandarin Oranges contain the following nutrition values:
- Contains Vitamin C
- Contains Vitamin A, Beta carotene
- Contains Dietary fiber
- Contains Vitamin B1, B2, B3, B5 (Pantothenic Acid), B6
- Contains Potassium
- Contains Calcium
- Contains Magnesium
- Mandarin orange has more antioxidant than oranges
Stock will dispatch directly from Pasir Panjang Wholesale Centre for doorstep delivery once imported stock arrives @ destination.
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$12.00 – $39.80
Artisan Pineapple Tart Creation Series – Blossom, Mandarin Oranges, Ingot
Note: Pineapple Tart Blossom series is now indefinitely out-of-stock. No more stock replenishment.
Mandarin oranges and ingot series are only available for CNY Hampers packages. -
Original price was: $12.00.$9.90Current price is: $9.90.
All our customised kueh lapis are hand-made by Indonesian Muslim bakers, specially prepared for storybybliss.com marketplace. Our imported kueh lapis are halal certified. There are no ready-stock. Need to pre-order in advance.
Kueh lapis is a traditional cake built up of nine layers of rice pudding. It has a wobbly and soft texture with a distinctive coconut milk flavour. The colourful steamed cake has Indonesian origins and is widely enjoyed in Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei.
Each layer of the kueh lapis legit is believed by Indonesians of Chinese descent to symbolise fortune.
For years, people have been patronising the bakery shops in Indonesia when Chinese New Year approaches. It is a Chinese tradition in Indonesia to buy it for the Chinese New Year. The cake symbolises multiple fortunes, that is why it is sought after during Chinese New Year.
Now, Indonesian kueh lapis (half loaf) of various flavour are available for Singapore consumers to purchase:
1) Original/Plain – U.P $12. Now @ $9.90
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