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Reference: C1001
Ingredients: Water, Rice, Wheat, Salt, Colour (E150c) Alcohol content: 14%; Salt 1.5%
Content: 10L
Reference: C1505
The triple pagoda is a Cambodian and Thai jasmine rice. They share the same characteristics and grow mainly in neighbouring geographic areas on opposite sides of the Northeastern Thai-Cambodian border. Cambodian...
Reference: C1004
Ingredients: water, rice, plum juice, sugar, antioxidant (E330, E331), alcohol 12% Vol.
Content: 750ML
Reference: C1324
Round rice is fast-cooking, soft and very sticky. During cooking this rice partly emits starch and absorbs more water than usual. This kind of rice is suitable for cooking both sweet and spicy dishes. It is a good...
Reference: C1005
Ingredients: water, rice, plum juice, sugar, antioxidant (E330, E331), alcohol 12% Vol.
Content: 500ML
Reference: C1076
LongKou Bean threads Vermicelli, which is also called Saifun noodles, is part of Chinese traditional staple diet. Made of high quality, and top grade peas, the Bean threads are used in salad, stir-fries, hot pot and...
Reference: C1075
LongKou Bean threads Vermicelli, which is also called Saifun noodles, is part of Chinese traditional staple diet. Made of high quality, and top grade peas, the Bean threads are used in salad, stir-fries, hot pot and...
Reference: C1175
LongKou Bean threads Vermicelli, which is also called Saifun noodles, is part of Chinese traditional staple diet. Made of high quality, and top grade peas, the Bean threads are used in salad, stir-fries, hot pot and...
Reference: C1681
Rice noodles are noodles that are made from rice. Their principal ingredients are rice flour and water. However, sometimes other ingredients such as tapioca or corn starch are also added in order to improve the...
Reference: C1649
Rice or Dong Dong noodles are made of rice and water on thin ropes. Rice noodles are often prepared in Asian cuisine due to quick and easy preparation in all types of variants. Dong Dong rice noodles do not contain...
Reference: C1099
WaiWai rice noodles or mihoen are rice noodles in portions made of rice and water on thin ropes. Rice noodles are often prepared in Asian cuisine due to quick and easy preparation in all types of variants. WaiWai rice...
Reference: C1074
Nian Gao is normally eaten for Chinese New Year, as it signifies good fortune for the coming year. “Nian” means year and “gao” means high — translating loosely to “every year, may you reach higher and higher.”
Nian...
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