ais kacang造句

• Desserts such as steamed egg custard, ais kacang, ice-cream and international sweets are available.
• The dessert ais kacang served in Malaysia and Singapore is another form of shaved ice.
• Ais kacang was originally served with red beans but now includes various fruits and other sweet toppings.
• Botak went after her on the day of her departure, bringing a packet of ais kacang and the unread love letter.
• Custard puddings, sundaes, sorbets and home-made ais kacang are just a few of the other desserts pomegranate can be served with.
• In Penang cuisine, dried, shredded nutmeg rind with sugar coating is used as toppings on the uniquely Penang " ais kacang ".
• I was driving with two of my friends downtown to eat our favourite ais kacang, when my car battery went kaput on me.
• There were 25 food stalls serving delicious vegetarian dishes such as vegetable burgers, vadai, pineapple tarts, pau, roti canai, puri, fried mee and ais kacang.
• Popularly, it is eaten raw when it ripens, or used as one of the ingredients in " Ais Kacang " or " Ais Batu Campur ".
• Whenever she was upset, she would eat " ais kacang " ( spelt as Ice Kacang for the movie ) together with Botak, or idle away by the river chatting with him.
• Various types of kerabu, kecok mangga, a noodle station; ayam percik, ikan bakar and udang bakar; a mouth-watering array of desserts like bubur cha-cha, bubur kacang, ais kacang and local kuih muih are also served.
• After enjoying a sumptuous spread of curry laksa, satay and ais kacang, he said : " I have never been to the KL Tower and I feel so lucky I was one of the few invited . . ."
• We used to sit together in class, and did everything together from playing masak-masak, to climbing starfruit trees, cycling to the ais kacang stall on hot afternoons, breaking windows with our hockey ball to later breaking boys'hearts with our smiles.
• In ` Peniaga Kecil in Peru Kota', Jadean exposes corruption in the ranks and files of the bureaucracy which deals with the little people who, without permits, eke out a living selling nasi lemak, mee goreng and ais kacang from their gerai, snugly hidden along shady back lanes and in vacant lots within the big city.