Drinks, Instant Noodles, Chips...

I spent my ang pow money on re-stocking my pantry with essentials like soft drinks, coffee, instant noodles, chips and prepped food. All delivered directly to my place. That's 50kg of rice, usually it comes in a gunny sack but at the supermarkets its 2x25kg packets.

Fresh box of 35 macarons, I've seen this in the frozen section of the supermarket before but this is really extravagant coz I only buy 1 or 2 at a time.

2x500gm ribs in tomato and black pepper sauce, one cooked and one frozen from BBQ Chef.

8 packets of Muar Otah in classic fish that tastes the best, but they also sell it in clam/squid/prawn. The same place sells chinese style buns (mantou) and fresh fruit mochi. This time around its durian and mango.

3x200gm cans of Kelly luncheon meats in premium flavors of truffle and iberico ham. Had to try these even though the classic spam is still the best.

6x40gm packets of Jim Beam potato crisps. I always want to order more crisps but its not always available for delivery, they have to pack it loosely in cardboard boxes so it doesn't get crushed.

More local coffee and I also got the UCC percolator versions that is placed on top of the coffee cup.

24 slim cans of Coca-Cola and 5x12 Korean mini cans of drinks that are supposed to be fruit juice but there is cinnamon punch (Sujeonggwa) and rice punch (Sikhye).

Most of the instant noodles I ordered are Konjac noodles that is like jelly but not really. In cup version (regular price $10 each, discounted price $5 each) and in packet version (regular price $5 each, discounted price $2 each).

I also got one each of Kim's instant noodles. Everyone keeps telling me this is the premium noodles that is QQ and tasty on its own so the seasonings provided in the packet are very light in taste for cooks to add their own toppings & soup in a restaurant setting.