Bird’s Nest with Rock Sugar for you?
No thanks, really. Leave them all for yourself.
Not when I’m offered this kind of bird’s nest (refer to pic below).
I was so bored & felt so hot. After going downstairs to explore the fridge in the dry kitchen, I discovered that there’s so many things I can have, and that includes chocolates (tons), Vitagen yoghurt drink, and lots of fruits. Things that I cannot have includes wines, vodkas, and some food that requires cooking before I can eat (I’m pure lazy!).
I love the bird’s nest my mum would cook in small flame for a few hours. To add taste to it, she’ll add some rock sugar. Or another style of cooking will be with Ginseng and (lean)Â chicken. Fwah, the taste is heavenly.
I did mention that you can keep the bird’s nest for yourself - and I was referring to the bottled bird’s nest. I told Siling IÂ just had birds’ nest and her response was “u take that as snack ah?”. She thought I was having real ones. The bottled ones do contain real bird’s nest, but 1% of it? Ha, I think the packaging costs more than the content!
Just total crap rock sugar drink with some jelly. Trust me, it’s the jelly we eat at parties!
Did I show you a picture of my home’s fridge taken last week?
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Hey but bird’s nest actually tastes horrible right? That’s why they have to add rock sugar and whatnots to even out the taste.
But hor the yucky thing is that we are drinking the Bird’s SALIVA. EEEurgh.
On the market, there’re some companies that sell bottled bird nest with real birds nest ( which is the saliva khairulneezam mentioned ). Buy those that state the product is locally made and the content is 100% bird nest. I can introduce a few bottled bird nest that can taste almost the same as home cooked ones
Feel free to contact through email if interested.
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