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Prima Taste Singapore Curry

April 11th, 2011 by Michael

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  Prima Taste Products
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  Probably the best curry rice I have had - and it came out of a box!
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  Fellow foodie, Russel Wong autographing my copy of his book.

Greetings from Kyoto

I find it hard to believe that the best curry rice I have had came from a premix, out of a box. Prima Taste, from Singapore really knows how to make packaged food!

My friend, photographer, fellow foodie and Kyoto fan, Russel Wong visits Kyoto often to take photos of the ancient capital and its unique culture. I help him out a bit with that. When the man comes, he generously brings me a sack of Prima Taste premixes.

Prima Taste rocks! Prima Taste’s Singapore Curry really rocks!!

Check out Russel’s The Wong List blog which features his recommendations on food, hotels, art and travel.

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