Whilst hawker centres are identified for being a hive for all issues scrumptious and low cost, it’s actually not the cleanest of locations to dine in. However, the well-known Bedok Chwee Kueh takes its cleanliness a step additional by doubling the sizes of its chwee kueh.
You could ask, “What has that got to do with cleanliness?” It seems that each one 7 shops of Bedok Chwee Kueh use over 5,000 to 10,000 metallic bowls each day, and you’ll think about quantity of labor, labour and manpower wanted to wash these up, particularly after they should be scrubbed by hand!
The bigger portion, which primarily combines 2 small kuehs into 1, is predicted to chop down the variety of bowls wanted to be cleaned by half. However, the catch is that every portion of Chwee Kueh is now priced at S$1.20 as an alternative of S$0.60, which is honest sufficient because you’re primarily paying for two items in any case.
This transfer has led to some confused patrons who mistakenly thought the value had elevated on account of inflation. While which will in all probability occur sooner or later, Bedok Chwee Kueh has pasted a be aware at its stalls indicating what prospects are paying for. It even has two bowls under the be aware, showcasing their completely different sizes.
What you’re left with are XL chwee kuehs which might be as massive because the palm of some folks. On the brilliant facet, it does make the chwee kueh from Bedok Chwee Kueh a doable communal snack or facet dish, as I’ve personally by no means met anybody who can eat this a lot chwee kueh.
Who knew you can bulk up with just a few very giant items of chwee kueh?
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