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Tanoti : Duo Sarawak Gula & Garam Apong Set

Tanoti : Duo Sarawak Gula & Garam Apong Set

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Gula & Garam Apong‚ (Palm Sugar and Salt) is derived from the Nipah Palm (Nypa Fruticans) commonly found in the coastlines and mangroves of Sarawak


The sap is harvested by making a cut beneath the flowerhead of mature fruit-bearing palm trees, releasing the sweet liquid which is collected in small bottles or bamboo containers. The sap is then boiled and stirred continuously for several hours until caramalised and thickened into either a sugar syrup or solid sugar. Approximately 10kgs of sap is required to produce a kilo of Gula Apong.

Gula Apong can be described as having a subtle salted caramel flavour.

Ingredients: pure palm sugar

Origin: Coastal areas of Sarawak

$5.14

Original: $14.70

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Tanoti : Duo Sarawak Gula & Garam Apong Set

$14.70

$5.14

Tanoti : Duo Sarawak Gula & Garam Apong Set

‚ 

Gula & Garam Apong‚ (Palm Sugar and Salt) is derived from the Nipah Palm (Nypa Fruticans) commonly found in the coastlines and mangroves of Sarawak


The sap is harvested by making a cut beneath the flowerhead of mature fruit-bearing palm trees, releasing the sweet liquid which is collected in small bottles or bamboo containers. The sap is then boiled and stirred continuously for several hours until caramalised and thickened into either a sugar syrup or solid sugar. Approximately 10kgs of sap is required to produce a kilo of Gula Apong.

Gula Apong can be described as having a subtle salted caramel flavour.

Ingredients: pure palm sugar

Origin: Coastal areas of Sarawak

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‚ 

Gula & Garam Apong‚ (Palm Sugar and Salt) is derived from the Nipah Palm (Nypa Fruticans) commonly found in the coastlines and mangroves of Sarawak


The sap is harvested by making a cut beneath the flowerhead of mature fruit-bearing palm trees, releasing the sweet liquid which is collected in small bottles or bamboo containers. The sap is then boiled and stirred continuously for several hours until caramalised and thickened into either a sugar syrup or solid sugar. Approximately 10kgs of sap is required to produce a kilo of Gula Apong.

Gula Apong can be described as having a subtle salted caramel flavour.

Ingredients: pure palm sugar

Origin: Coastal areas of Sarawak