Kids from the 90’s Would Know

December 2018 PHOTO ESSAY
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School canteens are much healthier these days. Gone are the keropok and kiam sooi tnee – the love of many a child and the bane of parents. High in sodium and sugar, these weren’t the healthiest of snacks – can you imagine the trips to the dentist at the tender age of five?Once ubiquitous, these snacks are fast losing relevance in today’s world. As Malaysia’s obesity ranking climbs, this is perhaps not such a bad thing – bring on the...

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