Monthly Archives: January 2016

How To Cook The Perfect Scotch Eggs At Home

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Scotch Eggs

Scotch eggs are such best bundles of joy.

Essentially 6-minute hard-boiled eggs wrapped in minced meat before being breaded and deep fried, scotch eggs are easy to prepare, and make splendid breakfast options and picnic treats.

Nothing gratifies us more than slicing through the breaded pork, adorned with a crispy golden exterior, and witnessing the translucent yolk oozing out of the egg that is beautifully encased in the meat – that is when you know you have got yourself a good scotch egg. Scotch Eggs are often served alongside sauces such as mayonnaise, mustard or even a gorgeous salad.

Here is an easy Scotch Eggs Recipe that you can try out at home.

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Tsukiji Fish Market Is Closing on 02 Nov 2016 And Moving To A New Home

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Tsukiji Fish Market – one of the world’s largest and oldest wholesale seafood market – needs no elaborate introduction. The iconic destination is where Japan’s fish traders gather to barter for the best fishes and where avid global foodies congregate to savour the freshest sashimi.

However, Tsukiji Fish Market’s current venue at Chuo Ward, Tokyo, will have to shift to a new location on 07 Nov 2016 to make way for the 2020 Olympic Games.

If you want to visit the market at its original venue, we suggest you start making your travel plans now before it ceases operations on 02 Nov 2016.

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Bar Canary Happy Hour – A Bottle Of Wine And 4 Cocktails At S$60++

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Strategically located in the heart of Orchard is Bar Canary, an open-air bar perched on the fourth level of 5-star Grand Park Orchard Hotel. When daylight wanes away, mesmerising fairy lights illuminate the alfresco bar – one of Orchard Road’s best kept secrets and an absolute must-visit.

What makes Bar Canary even more enticing is its current irresistible “Beat the Clock” deal.

Indulge in either a bucket of eight bottles of beer or a bottle of red/white wine and four signature cocktails of your choice at $60++ at 6pm, $70++ at 7pm, $80++ at 8pm and $90++ at 9pm. Needless to say, the early bird catches the worm!

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8 Asian Cities To Go To For A Getaway During Chinese New Year 2016

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If you do not celebrate Chinese New Year, simply want a getaway or are skipping this year’s celebrations just because you cannot deal with inquisitive relatives who are forever interrogating you about your lives, why not go on a short vacation to a neighbouring Asian country? It is still cold in February in Japan and is also the peak time to catch Ume blossoms in full bloom.

Countries such as Phnom Penh will be having their ‘best weather’ in February, with slightly cooler temperatures. You can also hit the beach for some sun-soakin’.

Here are 8 Best Asian Cities to Travel To During The Chinese New Year 2016 Long Weekend.

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8 Sticky Date Puddings in Singapore That Are Worth The Calories

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Sticky Date Pudding

It is true what they say about Sticky Date Puddings – it is one of the greatest dessert inventions in history. Just absolutely divine. The warm pudding in contrast with ice cream is such a temptation that is impossible to resist.

Nothing can come close to the feeling of that first mouthful of warm sticky date pudding, together with a generous portion of vanilla ice cream; that dense sweetness is one so addictive.

We are always on a quest to hunt the best ones around, but for now, here are the Best Sticky Date Puddings in Singapore That Are Worth The Calories.

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Rail Corridor – Singapore’s Version Of New York City’s The High Line

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Every avid traveller and architectural fan would have heard about New York’s exceptionally stunning architectural project, The High Line. The greenway was constructed from an abandoned railway and is a popular attraction amongst New Yorkers and tourists alike. Its roaring success has inspired many global cities such as Sydney and Seoul to follow suit.

Of course, no two construction ventures will ever be identical and New York City’s High Line can ultimately only serve as an inspiration.

Singapore is set to come up with its very own version of New York City’s The High Line on the Rail Corridor – the former rail line will be transformed into a park that will stretch across 24 kilometres, making it 10 times longer than The High Line.

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HungryGoWhere Online Reservations’ Exclusive Dining Perks For January 2016

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Wooloomooloo Steakhouse Sirloin

It is a brand new month, and are you ready for HungryGoWhere Online Reservations’ monthly instalment? These guys offer the best dining perks in town every month, and it is one that we are so accustomed to counting down to for monthly treats.

To kick off the new year with great dining promotions, HungryGoWhere Online Reservations is offering a special set menu at Wooloomooloo Steakhouse and complimentary Margaritas and Calamari at Cafe Iguana.

Here is how you can enjoy these exciting offers.

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7 Practical Reasons On Why You Should Not Check In Your Luggage

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Most travellers succumb to checking in their belongings and as a result, they lose a significant amount of precious time waiting at the luggage carousel and are unable to take public buses or trains with their bulky baggage. It is honestly hard to convince people to ditch the idea of check-in baggage but trust us, the privileges on travelling without check-in bags are awesome.

From saving money on budget carriers to the ease of changing flight itineraries, here are 7 Practical Reasons On Why You Should Not Check In Your Luggage the next time you go on a relatively short trip under 10 days.

You will feel beyond liberated with less on your hand and you will never want to check in your baggage again after understanding its perks.

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