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		<title>Flying Off For An Overseas Holiday During Chinese New Year</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 25 Jan 2008 09:14:54 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Many people fly out of Singapore for overseas holidays during the Chinese New Year, given that we are usually privileged to have 2 public holidays (on Feb 7, 8 this year) on the first two days. This year provides the prospect of a &#8216;long weekend&#8217; as Feb 7 and 8 falls on a Thursday and [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Many people fly out of Singapore for <strong>overseas holidays</strong> during the <strong>Chinese New Year</strong>, given that we are usually privileged to have 2 public holidays (on Feb 7, 8 this year) on the first two days. This year provides the prospect of a &#8216;long weekend&#8217; as Feb 7 and 8 falls on a Thursday and Friday. As such, if you plan on taking a good break at an unknown location overseas to get away from the Chinese New Year festivities and crowd, I am writing this to alert you of special deals provided by travel agents.</p>
<p>One impending offer is from <strong>Zuji.com.sg</strong>. At midnight tonight <strong>Jan 26</strong>, they will be having specially priced tickets to <strong>Bangkok</strong> on Thai Airways, from <strong>$137</strong> onwards. Now this is a great deal in my opinion, as ticket prices around this time of the year during Chinese New Year usually skyrocket and unless you booked months in advance, you would likely be charged premium ticket prices now.</p>
<p>If more deals are made known to me, they will be published here. Meanwhile, if you think the idea of spending your <strong>Chinese New Year</strong> with a couple of Thai girls appeal to you, be on standby for the online squeeze tonight at <strong>Zuji.com.sg</strong>.<br />
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		<title>Essential Chinese New Year Goodies Mirana Cake House Pineapple Tarts</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 21 Jan 2008 11:02:55 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>SG Beat</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[If you are getting ready for the Chinese New Year in Singapore and shopping for goodies, then do not miss out on getting Mirana Cake House&#8217;s famous pineapple tarts. These are perhaps the most delicious pineapple tarts I have ever tasted in my time here in Singapore, and it is part of my essential orders [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>If you are getting ready for the Chinese New Year in Singapore and shopping for goodies, then do not miss out on getting Mirana Cake House&#8217;s famous pineapple tarts. These are perhaps the most delicious pineapple tarts I have ever tasted in my time here in Singapore, and it is part of my essential orders every Chinese New Year. Yes, you read that right. Mirana Cake House&#8217;s pineapple tarts are so good that you have to place advance orders for them or face not getting any off the shelves as Singaporeans are quick off the draw and clear them out in a blink of an eye.</p>
<p>It was 3 years ago when an ex-colleague first introduced Mirana Cake House&#8217;s pineapple tarts to me. I have been hooked ever since and the first year after, I tried to be smart and dropped by the outlet in the basement of Raffles Place to get a few cans. Unfortunately, they were all sold out just a few days after being placed on the shelves and it was too late to place any new orders. Needless to say it broke my heart and I resolved to call in my orders early from then on. Note also that these mouthwatering pineapple tarts are only available at Mirana Cake House&#8217;s Raffles Place outlet and nowhere else. That means you have the working crowd to deal with and they are fast I tell you.</p>
<p>Mirana Cake House&#8217;s pineapple tarts do not come in your traditional tart shape. They are in anonymous roundish form and have an incredibly soft and tender center. The pineapple center is also juicy and sweet enough to twinkle your taste buds, while at the same time not to the extreme that they hurt your sugar level. The light powdery exterior is also light to the touch and complement the internal pineapple jam. It is definitely way better than any pineapple tart I have tasted in my life. It is not uncommon to see me finish a whole tub full of it in one sitting!</p>
<p>There might still be enough time for you to put in the last orders now before Chinese New Year. Hop down to the Mirana Cake House outlet at 1 Raffles Place #B1-06 (Raffles Place MRT station) and be prepared for a slice of pineapple tart heavenliness!<br />
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		<title>Save Money During Chinese New Year With Cheapest Drinks In Town</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 16 Jan 2008 05:17:02 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>SG Beat</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Looking for great Chinese New Year bargains or discounts to save a few dollars? We found a great source of dirt cheap soft drinks at ABC Bargain in Fajar Shopping Centre...]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>Chinese New Year</strong> in <strong>Singapore</strong> is looming on the horizon (from February 7th for those who have not been keeping track) and now is the time to stock up on the <a href="http://www.singaporebeat.com"><strong>Chinese New Year goodies</strong></a> like food and drinks for visitors, as prices start to climb. Some shops have started charging 20 per cent higher and this can be quite a strain on Singaporeans who celebrate the occasion and will entertain many guests at home during the two week long festivities. Not only do Chinese Singaporeans have to spend on food and drinks for guests and the <strong>Lunar New Year Eve dinner</strong> when families gather for the big meal, they have to give out <strong>ang baos</strong>, or red packets filled with cash, as token gifts and well wishes to all visitors to their homes. Now we are on the lookout for some of the best deals in town to help keep all Chinese New Year spending within budget, and boy have we found a good deal on our hands!</p>
<p><strong>ABC Bargain Centre</strong>, located in <strong>Fajar Shopping Centre</strong>, next to the resident Shop &#8216;N Save supermarket, sells canned soft drinks for <strong>S$0.50</strong> each. Yes! 50 cents each. On top of that, these soft drinks also come in the usual 1.5 litre bottles at only <strong>S$1.45</strong> each. You aren&#8217;t imagining it when I say that. While the selection is limited, it is more than sufficient for <strong>Chinese New Year</strong> and you can still get your pick of the popular soft drinks such as Coca Cola, 7-Up, Pepsi, Ice Lemon Tea, Mug Root Beer, 100 Plus, Sarsi, and some old favourites and gems like Ice Cream Soda and Fanta Grape! I was absolutely licking my lips as I packed my shopping basket with cartons and cartons of the cheap soft drinks. Not only was I stocking up for Chinese New Year, my storeroom is now packed from floor to ceiling with a year&#8217;s supply of Coca Cola and Ice Cream Soda.</p>
<p>The staff at <strong>ABC Bargain Centre</strong> are a nice friendly bunch of Filipinos with great customer service. The shop stocks other necessities such as toiletries, utensils, and other tidbits and packaged food which all come at great low prices (we would know seeing how its name is &#8220;Bargain&#8221;). How about a stick of Colgate toothpaste at S$1.00? Can&#8217;t go any cheaper than that I&#8217;m telling you. And the store packs a great selling point &#8211; if you can find any of the items at a lower price elsewhere, you can bring it back to them for a full refund and get to keep the items too.</p>
<p>If you haven&#8217;t already thought of it, yes, you can also stock up on <strong>Chinese New Year tidbits</strong> with some great bargains at <strong>ABC Bargain Centre</strong>. While they do not have the traditional Lunar New Year goodies, you can still grab a nice selection of sweets like Mentoes and Hacks. There are many cookie packs from Japan and Korea and you know those will go down a treat with guests during the CNY period. So before they run out of stock, hop down to <strong>ABC Bargain Centre</strong>, located at <strong>Fajar Shopping Centre</strong> in <strong>Bukit Panjang</strong>, and bring your lorries or pickups to stack up those cheap canned soft drinks and tidbits for <strong>Chinese New Year in Singapore</strong>!</p>
<p>You can get to Fajar Shopping Centre via LRT. Nearest station is <strong>Fajar</strong>, which is right next to it.<br />
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