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12 cool treats for a hot day
Can't take the heat? We're here to help. We round up 12 foods you can cool off with on a hot day. By Syarifah Syazana. Photography Amir RashidUpdated: 12 Jun 2012
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How we’d like to party with these ice cold sticks on a scorching hot Malaysian day. Dirt cheap and easily available at just about any good kedai runcit, we like the Fruttare range of fruity popsicles by Wall’s (RM1.50 per stick). The package says that it’s made from real fruit juice with no artificial colours and flavouring; it’s also low in calories and makes for a good dessert.
