Gold rush for sweet treats


Prosperity platter: Low serving up a plate of her creations at her home in Paya Terubong.

GEORGE TOWN: With gold ingots signifying prosperity and wealth in the Chinese culture, it’s no surprise that Lisa Low’s gold ingot-shaped jellies have been selling like hot cakes.

The 46-year-old, who operates a cake business from her home in Paya Terubong, said orders for the jellies increased six months ago.

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