Su’s recipe for tough cookies


Su Seau Yeen started her social enterprise called Simply Cookies which teaches mothers to bake cookies. She supplies cookies made to cafes and corporations to provide for the mothers. She sustains her enterprise by supplying her own cookies and cakes and also from her baking classes. Portrait shot of Su Seau Yeen for Faces column. Rep: Kathleen.

Su Seau Yeen loves baking to a point that she left her high-flying IT job to be a supplier of cookies and cakes.

Her many trips to donate baked goods to orphanages left her with an idea to teach young orphans to bake, so that they could use the skill to help them secure jobs or start their own business.

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