Kaya Toast with Half-boiled Eggs

Kaya Toast with Half-boiled Eggs

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Difficulty Level Cooking Time
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Kaya Toast with Half-boiled Eggs

Kaya Toast with Half-boiled Eggs

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Difficulty Level Cooking Time
5 mins
Did you know?
Pre-made kaya can be bought in Asian grocery stores or, you can simple make it at home. Try this recipe.
Did you know?
Pre-made kaya can be bought in Asian grocery stores or, you can simple make it at home. Try this recipe.
Food fact!

Kaya Toast is an extremely popular breakfast staple in Malaysia and Singapore. The origin for kaya toast is believed to be by the Hainanese people who worked for the British as cooks, and decided to replace expensive fruit jams with kaya when home. Try this for breakfast with Pulled Milk Tea (Teh Tarik) or Ipoh White Coffee to start your day!

Food fact!

Kaya Toast is an extremely popular breakfast staple in Malaysia and Singapore. The origin for kaya toast is believed to be by the Hainanese people who worked for the British as cooks, and decided to replace expensive fruit jams with kaya when home. Try this for breakfast with Pulled Milk Tea (Teh Tarik) or Ipoh White Coffee to start your day!

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