Here are some pictures of a home made cendol... hahaha.. not really home made la..
This man was "hired" by a friend to come and supply cendol during a house warming gathering. On such a hot weather, a bowl of cendol is very welcoming....
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ReplyDeleteThe cendols are very plump... looks ok because the vendor didn't drizzle too much brown sugar on the cendol.
ReplyDeletechris: yo.. been back from KL ages!
ReplyDeletemingna" yeah.. this one like home made one.. not so much santan..
Oh the chendol look yummy. i love red beans :)
ReplyDeletenyum!!! I want...hihihi
ReplyDeleteThis is indeed a good post to know about homemade Cendol. The cendols are really fresh and looking yummy. I hope the guest appreciated the dishes.
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