Get together for Penang food on 1st march 6pm
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S2k
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Re: Get together for Penang food on 2nd march 6pm
Originally Posted by S2k
Penang Place
1 Fusionopolis Way,
Connexis #B1-20/24,
Singapore 138632
Operating Hours:
Monday - Saturday
Dinner: 6.00pm to 9.30pm
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5) miss 135i clara
6) Ricky
7) Ju Ku Li
Originally Posted by S2k
Penang Place
1 Fusionopolis Way,
Connexis #B1-20/24,
Singapore 138632
Operating Hours:
Monday - Saturday
Dinner: 6.00pm to 9.30pm
serious thread
1)
2) S2K
3)
4)
5) miss 135i clara
6) Ricky
7) Ju Ku Li
Centurion9990
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Re: Get together for Penang food on 2nd march 6pm
S2K teo arrowed by chocs organise CKT... hahaha!!!!
S2K teo arrowed by chocs organise CKT... hahaha!!!!
Chocs
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Re: Get together for Penang food on 2nd march 6pm
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Cockles, also known by their scientific name Cardiidae, are heart-shaped, bivalve sea creatures that are cooked and eaten for their high protein content. This species is the largest of the bivalves and is distinctive due to its symmetrical shell. Cockles are low in fat and carbohydrates, so they can be suitable for a variety of diet plans.
Calories in Cockles
Cockles are low in calories, with 79 calories in an 100 g serving. This amount is less than 4 percent of the daily suggested intake of 2,000 calories and is lower in calories than other types of seafood, such as tilapia, which contains 128 calories in an 100 g serving. Cockles can be a good choice if you are trying to lose weight, as it would take just 16 minutes of water aerobics or 9 minutes of swimming laps to burn off the calories in 100 g of cockles.
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Read more: The Nutritional Information For Cockles | LIVESTRONG.COM
Photo Credit Zedcor Wholly Owned/PhotoObjects.net/Getty Images
Cockles, also known by their scientific name Cardiidae, are heart-shaped, bivalve sea creatures that are cooked and eaten for their high protein content. This species is the largest of the bivalves and is distinctive due to its symmetrical shell. Cockles are low in fat and carbohydrates, so they can be suitable for a variety of diet plans.
Calories in Cockles
Cockles are low in calories, with 79 calories in an 100 g serving. This amount is less than 4 percent of the daily suggested intake of 2,000 calories and is lower in calories than other types of seafood, such as tilapia, which contains 128 calories in an 100 g serving. Cockles can be a good choice if you are trying to lose weight, as it would take just 16 minutes of water aerobics or 9 minutes of swimming laps to burn off the calories in 100 g of cockles.
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...Read more: The Nutritional Information For Cockles | LIVESTRONG.COM
Centurion9990
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Re: Get together for Penang food on 2nd march 6pm
S2K very serious...
I put first to sarpork u, may tua cos might not be in town that few days...
S2k;757585 said:
S2K very serious...
I put first to sarpork u, may tua cos might not be in town that few days...
S2k;757547 said:Originally Posted by S2k
Penang Place
1 Fusionopolis Way,
Connexis #B1-20/24,
Singapore 138632
Operating Hours:
Monday - Saturday
Dinner: 6.00pm to 9.30pm
serious thread
1)
2) S2K
3)
4)
5) miss 135i clara
6) Ricky
7) Ju Ku Li
8) Centurion9990 (Might tua, TBC :laughlik
