How A 500-Year-Old Rainbow Sweet Is Preserving One Of Asias Forgotten Cultures | Still Standing [CUVTzZ0tbcT]

Kim Choo Kueh Chang has been serving bite-sized treats called Nyonya kueh in Singapore since 1945. These colorful snacks are a staple for Peranakan people — a cultural group prominent between the 15th and early 20th centuries that’s working to be remembered today. But as the popularity of Nyonya kueh increases, some shopkeepers fear that its Peranakan roots will be forgotten. We visited Singapore to see how Peranakan culture and the art of making Nyonya kueh is Still Standing. ------------------------------------------------------ #snacks #peranakan #nyonakueh #traditionalfood #singaporefood #malaysianfood #stillstanding MORE STILL STANDING VIDEOS: How The World’s Rarest Pasta Came Back From Near Extinction | Still Standing | Business Insider How This 300-Year-Old Pastel Stick Maker Creates Nearly 2,000 Colors — More Than Its Competitors How 1,200-Year-Old Keris Daggers Tradition Is Fighting To Survive | Still Standing Business Insider tells you all you need to know about business, finance, tech, retail, and more. Visit our homepage for the top stories of the day: Business Insider on Facebook: Business Insider on Instagram: Business Insider on Twitter: Business Insider on Snapchat: Business Insider on TikTok: How A 500-Year-Old Rainbow Sweet Is Preserving One of Asia's Forgotten Cultures | Still Standing

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