Ang Ku Kuih

Available in trays of 12.

Should be eaten on day of purchase/delivery.

Ang Ku Kuih is a traditional Hokkien Chinese sweet that translates literally as ‘red tortoise cake’. Its name comes from its appearance, as it is coloured red (the colour associated with wealth and prosperity), moulded to resemble a tortoise shell, and served on a small piece of banana leaf.

Ang Ku Kuih may be eaten all year round, but is particularly popular during Chinese New Year festivities when they are given to friends and family as symbols of good fortune and prosperity. The outer coating is made of sweet potato and rice flour, and we fill ours with either traditional yellow bean, coconut or peanuts and sesame.

Dietary Information

GLUTEN-FREE, DAIRY-FREE AND VEGAN!

Allergens: Peanut Ang Ku – contains nuts and sesame.

Storage

Should be eaten on day of purchase/delivery. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. If necessary, refrigerate but bring back to room temperature before consumption.