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2012-09-23
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Looking for something to snack, I'm spoilt with choices at the pasar malam. My sister suggested apom so I went to check it out. Unlike most apom stalls, this stall only sells the original flavoured apom. For RM2, I get 4 pieces which is actually a bit on the pricy side for such a thin piece of flour. It has a hint of sweetness in the flour covered crispiness. The apom was however, soft as it goes to the middle of the snack. It's thicker towards the middle rather than just thin all the way. Thus,
Looking for something to snack, I'm spoilt with choices at the pasar malam. My sister suggested apom so I went to check it out. Unlike most apom stalls, this stall only sells the original flavoured apom. For RM2, I get 4 pieces which is actually a bit on the pricy side for such a thin piece of flour. It has a hint of sweetness in the flour covered crispiness. The apom was however, soft as it goes to the middle of the snack. It's thicker towards the middle rather than just thin all the way. Thus, making it's a bit filling compared to their Penang counterparts.
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