During the Mid Autumn Festival, I would always buy these cute “piglet biscuits” which come in a plastic basket. Seeing them bring back fond memories of my childhood 🙂 I love eating them when I was a kid and I always pester my mom to buy them. I also look forward to taking out the biscuit each time and admiring its cute shape. The ones that I eat as a child came with ‘kuaci‘ but sadly, I can’t find those anymore. Ashley is also very fascinated with the “piglet biscuits” and likes to eat them too. I haven’t bought the piglet shape ones though. I got her the butterfly and flower basket 😀 It cost rm1.50 for a basket of 2 biscuits. Hmm….I should get a cute lil’ piglet for her tomorrow when we go to the mall. There are more varieties at the shopping mall.
Nyek, I used to love those biscuits, more for the shape than the taste though. Relatives used to give them to my kids but I had to eat them up. My kids never liked them so I don’t buy them.
I used to love it too, wonder why coz it’s just flour and quite tasteless and dry 😛 I guess it’s the novelty of it, piggy in a basket *hehehe*
I cannot even remember the taste.. that’s how long since I ate them.
I love these too. Yes, they sure bring back a lot of happy childhood memories when I see these ‘jee jai peng’ 🙂
I used to like these when I was small but the moment i discovered the salted egg… these are history! hehehehe
Going to introduce to Darrius this mid autumn festival…
my girls love these too..but mommy don’t really fancy them..
hey, “chu chai peng” is our favourite!!! yummy!!!
Oooo….I’ve always loved those. Damn, I’m craving for some now…..
It’s been a long time since I last had one of those. Mmmmm…
ohhh, i like these!
It’s a pity we can’t get those here. Belle would’ve love it. It’s also great as quick breakfast. A cup of milo and this is just what we need in our busy lives.