Putu Piring and Tutu Kueh: Where to go for these childhood snacks
Essentially, putu piring and tutu kueh are the same. Both are made with rice flour packed into a mould with some filling before they are steamed that are best eaten immediately.
Putu piring is most known to be filled with gula melaka (palm sugar) and generally has a looser, less dense mouthfeel compared to tutu kueh, which is commonly stuffed with peanuts or shredded coconut.
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Donovan Gudden 27/03/2022
appreciated. remembered the Tutu cakes were so common and selling 3 for $1 during my childhood days, but it seems to be so rare nowadays AND obviously more expensive! 💹
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