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Ala Carte - Cocoraw

Lee See Pin, Cocoraw | Michael Woo, Cocoraw

13-Dec-16 10:00

Ala Carte - Cocoraw

Cocoraw started out in January 2016 with flea markets and have now gone into online sales and even retail distribution at Milkcow outlets & Kingstreet Cafe. They are known for infusing local flavours into our truffles with ingredients such as Gula Melaka, Ipoh White Coffee and Pandan. Joining us on the show today are the two chocolate enthusiasts who are passionate in crafting chocolate truffles from their humble home kitchen, Lee See Pin and Michael Woo, the founders of Cocoraw.


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