SINGAPORE - In a bid to keep food heritage and their family legacies alive, three family-owned food businesses have taken their traditional offerings such as kaya and ngoh hiang to factories and central kitchens, as well as upgraded and automated their processes.
In a market where consumers have no lack of choices for spreads and fillings, Mr Lee Hwee Kwang continues to churn out traditional kaya and peanut butter.
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