1. Unicorn Toasties
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Believe it or not, rainbow coloured toasts has arrived, and you’ve thought you’ve seen it all. Anyway, this new and colour product was first developed by a cafe in Hong Kong, with the idea being brought back to Epicurious Cafe at Robertson Quay. Not to worry, the colours are made from real food such as red cabbage, carrot, spinach and beetroot. A good amount of cheese are used as well! So if you’re planning to brighten your Instagram feed, then why not give it a try?
Address:
Epicurious Cafe
01-02 The Quayside, 60 Robertson Quay, Singapore 238252
2. Salted Egg Croissant (or pretty much anything salted egg)
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Next up, Salted Egg. The whole of Singapore is going bananas for Salted Egg Croissant. First introduced by Antoinette, this sweet and savoury delight blends two different culinary culture into one. Crusty, flaky and buttery croissant filled with a creamy, rich and custard-like salted egg yolk sauce is truly an indulgence not to be missed. Though the trend has slown down, it still is pretty damn good.
Address:
Antoinette
30 Penhas Road, Singapore 208188 (Lavender MRT)
3. Over-the-top Milkshakes
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Aiming for diabetes? If that is part of your bucket list then over-the-top milkshakes are an absolute must! These milkshakes aren’t just made with cream, milk and chocolate or strawberry. Instead, there are multitude of other sweets put together to create the world’s first diabetic enhancer. From Nutella to cocoa powder, cotton candy to matcha cake, pretty much anything you can think of, there’s already a version of it. Here are some of the places where you can get some Over-the-top Milkshakes in Singapore!
Address:
Benjamin Browns Bistro & Bakery
Forum Galleria, #01-20/21, 583 Orchard Road, Singapore 238884 (10 min walk on Orchard MRT)
Cake Spade
1 Tras Link, #01-06 Orchid Hotel Singapore 078867 (Tanjong Pagar MRT)
The Lab SG
1 Jalan Pisang #01-01, Singapore 199069
4. Aloha Poke
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A short getaway from stroke. type 2 diabetes, heart attack and other liver issues, here’s Aloha Poke. A healthy alternative to regular snacking or sinful indulgence. Packed with rich amounts of vitamin and fiber to ensure smooth bowel movements, as well as great flavour and colour. In short, it’s a really fancy DIY salad. Perfect for that diet you’ve always been trying to do.
Address:
Aloha Poke
92 Amoy Street, Singapore 069911 (Telok Ayer MRT)
5. Superfruit Acai
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Superfruit Acai is another healthy alternative that taste absolutely amazing and not disgusting. The combination of fruits give it both sweet and sour notes, while the mixed nuts and granola with chocolate at the bottom allows for texture. This idea was first incepted in Holland, and brought to Singapore by the same company called Project Acai. However, there are also other cafe which holds the same dish such as Absolute Acai , Seed & Soil and Coocaca.
Address:
Project Acai
27 Lorong Liput, Singapore 277738 (Holland Village MRT)
6. Watermelon Cake
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Yes, watermelon on a cake does ecists and it all started in Black Star Pastry Cafe, Sydney. This idea was then adopted in Singapore, serving an exact replica of the cake. Believe it or not, it has quite the balance of flavours as well as texture, where the richness of the cake is cut through by the lightness and sweetness of the watermelon. The additional watery crunch among those fluffy cakes are great as well. This unique cake is available in Cream & Custard Cafe Singapore.
Address:
Cream & Custard
46 Jalan Bukit Ho Swee #01-894 Singapore
7. Cheese Tart
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Last but not least, Hokkaido cheese tarts. An upgrade over regular egg tarts and something that Singaporean has been queuing for weeks. Though the trend has slowed down over the recent weeks or months, there are still demand for this savoury treat. It’s rich, creamy, brittle and absolutely delicious.
Address:
Bake Cheese Tart Singapore
ION Orchard #B4-33, 2 Orchard Turn Singapore 238801 (Orchard MRT)