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Podcasts›The Singapore Noodles Podcast›61: Modernizing heritage food to remind us of our roots Marcus Leow, head of product development at Naked Finn

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61: Modernizing heritage food to remind us of our roots Marcus Leow, head of product development at Naked Finn

The Singapore Noodles Podcast by Singapore Noodles

Dec 3, 202145:29Arts

Marcus Leow: “If there ever is a lao po bing (wife biscuit) in a more modern flavour, I honestly don’t think that’s bastardizing a recipe. I would say that that’s a way of keeping up with times and moving forward, but at...

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61: Modernizing heritage food to remind us of our roots Marcus Leow, head of product development at Naked Finn is an episode from The Singapore Noodles Podcast by Singapore Noodles. Marcus Leow: “If there ever is a lao po bing (wife biscuit...

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