GEORGE TOWN: Certain taboos must be strictly observed when crafting the revered nian gao, also known as thnee kuih in Hokkien, for Chinese New Year.
It is imperative to refrain from engaging in bickering or uttering phrases such as “it won’t turn out well” or “is it ready yet?” during the meticulous cooking process.
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