What type of Cooking oil your use?
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Palm oil are good for frying stuffs, but not healthy. The best quality palm oil in the market are those from Sime Darby, because they have an additional refining process done in Singapore before they are packed into the bottles. Moreover their filling facilities is one of the cleanest in the industry.
And there is also Fuji oil that supply processed palm oil to companies like Kentucky Fried Chicken. The good thing about the oil is that it can be reused many times.
As for soft oil, such as sunflower, peanut, conola, they are not good for frying, but more healthy.
If you want POWER, you should go for Ghee..hheheh..
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Sorry... Vegetable oil are direct from MalaysiaOriginally posted by Gazelle:Palm oil are good for frying stuffs, but not healthy. The best quality palm oil in the market are those from Sime Darby, because they have an additional refining process done in Singapore before they are packed into the bottles. Moreover their filling facilities is one of the cleanest in the industry.
And there is also Fuji oil that supply processed palm oil to companies like Kentucky Fried Chicken. The good thing about the oil is that it can be reused many times.
As for soft oil, such as sunflower, peanut, conola, they are not good for frying, but more healthy.
If you want POWER, you should go for Ghee..hheheh..
That refinery plant is meant for sunflower, groundnut, canola, soya bean oil processing... They are then exported to Malaysia, Brunei -
Nope, palm oil (aka veg oil) are still packed in Singapore. E.g those Hand Brand 17Kg tin are all coming from Singapore. As for the refinery, I am pretty sure they do refine (e.g bleaching, deodorization) palm olien. I dont think they do packing here in Singapore for the Malaysia market, because the cost of packaging is definitely cheaper in Malaysia, and delivering finished products into Malaysia will mean more duties.Originally posted by sbst275:Sorry... Vegetable oil are direct from Malaysia
That refinery plant is meant for sunflower, groundnut, canola, soya bean oil processing... They are then exported to Malaysia, Brunei
The Singapore plant is mainly exporting packed products to middle east, Australia and africa, not so much into SE Asia. -
i always use olive oil spray/olive oil.. and its 0 calories DEPENDING ON THE BRAND, kinda cool stuff, really healthy
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OK... Yes they are, but only for packaging...Originally posted by Gazelle:Nope, palm oil (aka veg oil) are still packed in Singapore. E.g those Hand Brand 17Kg tin are all coming from Singapore. As for the refinery, I am pretty sure they do refine (e.g bleaching, deodorization) palm olien. I dont think they do packing here in Singapore for the Malaysia market, because the cost of packaging is definitely cheaper in Malaysia, and delivering finished products into Malaysia will mean more duties.
The Singapore plant is mainly exporting packed products to middle east, Australia and africa, not so much into SE Asia.
Well, majoroity of the sunflower or so oil ends up in Singaporeans mouth Because it cost RM18 in MY, much more ex than in SG
Anyway, in MY, it is Knife vs Eagle Vs Labour... Bth are 5kg conversion -
KL govt only subsidises palm oil orinigated products to their ppl..
Sunflower Oil, nope -
Talking abt cooking oil
That reminds me to Lam Soon...
But did your know way back to 1950's, Lam Soon started as a soap producer? -
Axe brand, factory at hillview, by the whang family.Originally posted by sbst275:Talking abt cooking oil
That reminds me to Lam Soon...
But did your know way back to 1950's, Lam Soon started as a soap producer? -
Labour lahOriginally posted by Gazelle:Axe brand, factory at hillview, by the whang family.
Initally was @ Jln Jurong Kechil, Hillview wharehouse... Not soap fty -
heard they sold that piece of land and its is now a condominum or something.Originally posted by sbst275:Labour lah
Initally was @ Jln Jurong Kechil, Hillview wharehouse... Not soap fty -
Yeap..Originally posted by Gazelle:heard they sold that piece of land and its is now a condominum or something.
Exact location I am trying to find..
Now end up mainly does Cooking Oil with a bit of liquid soap products -
they are still in packaging business in china, taiwan, singapore malaysia. But no longer own by lamsoon singapore. Whang bro has split their business.Originally posted by sbst275:Yeap..
Exact location I am trying to find..
Now end up mainly does Cooking Oil with a bit of liquid soap products
There is the pic of the axe brand dude.
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Lam Soon GroupOriginally posted by Gazelle:they are still in packaging business in china, taiwan, singapore malaysia. But no longer own by lamsoon singapore. Whang bro has split their business.
There is the pic of the axe brand dude.
Or that soap, long forgot liao...
Labour Soap not for bathing... That Labour Oil, only found in MY
Nostaglic, the Sailing Boat oil bottle
That Lion, is a JV bet Lion and Lam Soon.. For SG and MY products -
There are now 2 lam soon group. one from Singapore and the other in HK. They are now run independently Major share holder of LS HK is hong leong malaysia. That is the Axe soap I was talking about, and it was very popular during my parent's generation.Originally posted by sbst275:Lam Soon Group
Or that soap, long forgot liao...
Labour Soap not for bathing... That Labour Oil, only found in MY
Nostaglic, the Sailing Boat oil bottle
That Lion, is a JV bet Lion and Lam Soon.. For SG and MY products -
Those days Poppinjay also popOriginally posted by Gazelle:There are now 2 lam soon group. one from Singapore and the other in HK. They are now run independently Major share holder of LS HK is hong leong malaysia. That is the Axe soap I was talking about, and it was very popular during my parent's generation. -
Signature Park condominiumOriginally posted by sbst275:Exact location I am trying to find.. -
ThanksOriginally posted by Gazelle:Signature Park condominium
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hey dude,Originally posted by sbst275:Thanks
the Axe brand soap is still around,only in Taiwan and HK. but it is call detergent now -
No more in SG lahOriginally posted by Gazelle:hey dude,
the Axe brand soap is still around,only in Taiwan and HK. but it is call detergent now