Starchild: Why Malaysian kids love teatime treats


Bethany Wang Qi Syuen, 9

Teatime is a special time of the day when we get to enjoy delicious treats after school. In Malaysia, we have so many exciting varieties of late afternoon food. But, did you know that people all around the world also enjoy teatime?

In Japan, people enjoy snacks like onigiri, which are rice balls usually filled with ingredients like tuna, pickled plum, or salmon, and wrapped in seaweed. Another popular treat is dorayaki, sweet pancakes filled with red bean paste.

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