[QUIZ] Which Iconic Chinese New Year Snack Are You?

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The Basecamp, 3rd Floor South Wing, Sri Pentas, 3,Persiaran Bandar Utama, 47800 PJ, SelangorAs the vibrant red lanterns sway gently in the breeze, and the rhythmic beat of the drums fills the air, you knowis just around the corner.

But have you ever wondered which delectable treat embodies your personality? Are you a hidden gem like the crispy peanut cookie or perhaps a burst of sweetness like the classic red date cake? Hold on to your dim sum, ’cause we’ve concocted the ultimate quiz to unveil the mystery behind your festive snack alter ego:

So, what’s the verdict? Are you the life of the dim sum party or the unsung hero of the spring roll scene? Spill the soy sauce and let us know in the comments! Wishing you a Lunar New Year filled with good fortune, delightful surprises, and, of course, an abundance of your newfound snack spirit. ❤️‍Renowned local Feng Shui consultant Master Vmin Lye shares valuable insights and predictions for each zodiac sign, providing a roadmap to navigate the year ahead.What are some of your favourite Chinese New Year snacks? #JUICEikattepi #snacks #CNY2024

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