Malaysian Food

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A place to showoff your food, ask food related question, and post food related topic!

What Constitute as Malaysian Food?

Any food that can be found in Malaysia, originated from Malaysia, found in Malaysian food market/restaurant oversea, or food prepared by Malaysian.

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There's a few tag to use that help tidy up the community:

[I Ate] to show off what you had or having.
[I Made] to show off stuff you make yourself. Provide a recipe if you could!
[Recommend Me] to ask for recommendation. Do specify what area you expect to be in.

Examples:

[I Ate]Nasi Lemak with Cheese
[I Made]Fried Rice with Taugeh
[Recommend Me]Durian Roti Canai in Penang?

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Site-wide rule applies.
Food is food, don't be rude. Don't make fun of other's homemade food merely because it looks cheap/bad to you. Don't say anything if you don't have nice thing to say.
Do not gatekeep. You're free to enjoy your diet and others should too.
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Memes is allowed, as long as it's food related.

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#NSTviral Minister buying family groceries with RM200 budget criticised (www.nst.com.my)

submitted 11 months ago by [email protected] to c/[email protected]

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KUALA LUMPUR: A video of the Domestic Trade and Cost of Living deputy minister Fuziah Salleh buying household groceries with a RM200 budget has drawn criticism from netizens.

In the one minute 36 second video, the deputy minister was seen buying groceries such as biscuits, instant noodles, sardines, flour and cooking oil.

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[–] [email protected] 2 points 11 months ago* (last edited 11 months ago) (1 children)

Rm200 per what? Day? Week? Month? That's about a week's worth of food for a single person.

[–] [email protected] 1 points 11 months ago

"I bought two packs of biscuits, a 850 gram Milo pack, two packs of instant noodles, two cans of sardines, two packs of flour, a bottle of cooking oil, a bag of rice, chicken, condensed milk and several vegetables. All of these items cost me RM136.30, who said that RM200 is not enough?" she said.

People can easily point out what's missing in her grocery list, like eggs, bread, milk, non-food items. The bag of rice and cooking oil should last the longest in a household, but I can imagine finishing a 5 kg bag of rice in a week especially when cooked for lunch and dinner.

The keywords are "family" and "household", so it's definitely not meant to feed a single person. We need examples of a weekly grocery receipt that reflect the real consumption of a family.