Starchild: Malaysian children love their candy treats


Asher Wang Qi Chuen, 3

Don't we all love candy? There are many types of candy that come in all shapes and sizes. Many of us grew up eating traditional coconut candy or store-bought Malaysian-made candy like Haw flakes, a thin coin-like wafer made from the fruits of Chinese hawberries. And who doesn’t like jelly beans, chew candies or chocolates?

While it is always fun to snack on candy, ensure your teeth are brushed after eating sweet treats. Sugar contributes to tooth decay.

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