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https://www.tiktok.com/@journey_with_dia...6117238024?

I am very sure sgbutt is trolling us 

His brain is same like roti prata making process

Sgbuffet is the roti prata king

Haha he very free and lonely that why keep posting this and that.

once in a while shd be ok. the hygiene shd be a concern instead

WTF! After eating 2 pieces of roti prata he feels weak and cold. He blames the roti prata.

He is right. Those pre-diabetics better take heed and avoid prata and white rice. If want to eat, then dun eat too much and eat them with plenty fibre like green vegetables.   

Jac Fart King cannot enjoy these good food daily or even weekly

Including Hokkien Mee, Char Kway Tiow, tasty chicken rice . . . .

Because he has Heart problems

Stay away from that if you're health conscious. 
Ghee is mainly diet filled with saturated fat can raise LDL (bad) cholesterol levels and in turn, up the risk of heart disease and stroke.

Didnt eat outside loti prata for decades, only those from supermarts. You shd know why right? Still eat?

Last month friends went to rail mall prata restaurant to eat prata, I didn’t bother them, went to next door for dimsun instead

Its one of the most unhygience and dirty and unhealthy food in singapore.

(27-10-2024, 09:33 AM)Sharexchange Wrote: [ -> ]Its one of the most unhygience and dirty and unhealthy food in singapore.

roti prata is invented in PRC

All nice food are unhealthy

(27-10-2024, 09:52 AM)Niubee Wrote: [ -> ]roti prata is invented in PRC

No wonder...so shitty food

(27-10-2024, 01:17 AM)Huliwang Wrote: [ -> ]He is right. Those pre-diabetics better take heed and avoid prata and white rice. If want to eat, then dun eat too much and eat them with plenty fibre like green vegetables.   

Good advice, never eat naked carbs, needs fibre to pair with carbs.

(27-10-2024, 10:17 AM)Sharexchange Wrote: [ -> ]No wonder...so shitty food

U are honest. I lied.

(27-10-2024, 09:20 AM)WhatDoYouThink! Wrote: [ -> ]Didnt eat outside loti prata for decades, only those from supermarts. You shd know why right? Still eat? 

I have also not eaten roti prata from an eatery for at least the past 3 years. Like you, I find the frozen prata from the supermarket less oily. My helper uses a non-stick pan to cook it, and her fish curry ensures that my family does not need to consume those overly greasy prata from hawker centres and coffeeshops which are not hygienically prepared.

My two kids each had two pieces of chocolate prata at Master Prata, costing a total of $14.80. That's surprisingly pricey!

For that sum, I could consume 2 plates of mutton biryani with a glass of bandung in a hawker centre

eat once a while is alright with teh kosong...