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Home / Food Review / Invited Review / TAI THONG MOONCAKE 2015: AUTUMN INDULGENCE

TAI THONG MOONCAKE 2015: AUTUMN INDULGENCE

August 20, 2015 by StrawberrY Gal

Mooncake Festival is coming back and time past fast. This round, Tai Thong is having their mooncake preview again at the TropicanaGold & Country Resort. This year, Tai Thong comes with the new range of mooncakes this year with their mooncake selections with the ever-popular classic Mooncakes to their refreshing new treats.

All Tai Thong Mooncakes are manufactured by Tai Thong Mooncake Sdn Bhd, a subsidiary company of Tai Thong Group Sdn Bhd. Free of artificial colouring and flavouring, Tai Thong Mooncakes are certified Halal by the Islamic Development Department of Malaysia (JAKIM) and are HACCP compliant.

Tai Thong this year comes with four new flavours which is the Blueberry Lotus with Dried Fruits and Assorted Seeds, Orange Lotus with Palm Sugar and Assorted Seeds, Snow Skin Mango Kiwi with Assorted Dried Fruits, and the Snow Skin Pineapple Lotus with Jackfruit Mochi.Not to be missed is of course their SIGNATURE Imperial Musang King Royale.
TAI THONG MOONCAKE 2015
Imperial Musang King Royale (RM78 for 2 pcs) comes with the snow skin and wrapped with the fragrant musang king paste in the inside. The taste is indeed heavenly and every mouthful is divinely good.
TAI THONG MOONCAKE 2015
The Blueberry Lotus with Dried Fruits and Assorted Seeds(RM18.80 per piece) comes with the refreshing blend of fruits with the assorted seeds. It’s sweetness compliments well with the crunchy bites of from the assorted seeds.
TAI THONG MOONCAKE 2015
Orange Lotus with Palm Sugar and Assorted Seeds (RM18.80 per piece) is for those who love the sweet or zesty flavours. Something unique to go for.

TAI THONG MOONCAKE 2015

Snow Skin Mango Kiwi with Assorted Dried Fruits( RM 18.80) is one of my favorites in the new mooncake selection. The kiwi sourish combined with the dried fruits is indeed sweet and yet addictive.

Tai Thong Mooncakes are available for purchase at all Tai Thong restaurants, major hypermarkets and shopping mall kiosks. A full listing of the locations can be obtained on www.taithong.com.my or you can get connected with their team at 1800-88-2338.

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