Want To Count Calories During Chinese New Year? Let’s Get Real Lah

Oh, what is Chinese New Year without the snacks?

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You know that FB photo album comparing harmful calories of CNY snacks to a bowl of innocent white rice? C'mon now, let's get real…

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It takes a certain kind of willpower to eat JUST one slice of bak gua

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Eating melt-in-your-mouth kuih bangkit is as effortless as not going to the gym

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Only 10 prawn rolls?! How to survive?

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Best time to eat nian gao is when they're still warm and crispy. Mmm…

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Ain't no kuih bahulu like fish-shaped kuih bahulu

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Eat 5 crispy honeycombs in one minute? CHALLENGE ACCEPTED!

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Technically speaking, half of a layer cake could be a slice too…

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Gotta have nuts to snack on while watching CNY movies!

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Taking ages to make, but just seconds to devour!

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Hey, they're good for cooling down from the CNY heat right?

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Eh? Got fruit cake during CNY, meh?

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When was the last time you actually had this American-invented snack, used to trick the world into thinking that it's what Chinese people eat?

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One last thing… You know these snacks are only appetisers before someone brings out buckets of nga ku chips, right?

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Since we're being real here, see what desperation can do to Chinese kids who fear nagging parents:

Afraid that you might indulge too much during CNY? No fear! There's always the gym, or other workout alternatives:

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