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5 Kid-Friendly Chinese New Year Snacks for a Fun and Festive Celebration

  • Soon Koon
  • 6 January 2023
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  1. Nian Gao
  2. Pineapple Tarts
  3. Bak Kwa
  4. Kueh Bangkit
  5. Chicken Floss Rolls

Chinese New Year is a wonderful opportunity for families and friends to come together and celebrate. Of course, food plays a central role in the festivities – and in Singapore, you’ll find an abundance of traditional snacks and treats during this special time of year. If you want to try something new and delicious this Chinese New Year, why not sample some of these snacks or goodies? You’ll surely find them a delicious addition to your celebrations in 2023!

Nian Gao

This delicious sticky rice cake is essential to Chinese New Year celebrations. It’s made with glutinous rice flour and often flavoured with ingredients like coconut milk or red bean paste. In Singapore, nian gao in many different shapes and sizes, from small, bite-sized pieces to large, round cakes. It’s believed that eating nian gao brings good luck and prosperity in the new year.

Lemon Film - 5 Kid-Friendly Chinese New Year Snacks for a Fun and Festive Celebration

Pineapple Tarts

These tarts are an extremely popular snack not only in Singapore but all over the world during the Chinese New Year. They’re made with a flaky pastry crust and a sweet pineapple filling – and they melt in your mouth perfectly.

Lemon Film - 5 Kid-Friendly Chinese New Year Snacks for a Fun and Festive Celebration

Bak Kwa

This sweet and savoury snack is made with thinly sliced, marinated pork that’s been grilled to perfection. It’s a favourite during the Chinese New Year in Singapore, and you can find bak kwa at many food stalls and markets around the city. 

Lemon Film - 5 Kid-Friendly Chinese New Year Snacks for a Fun and Festive Celebration

Kueh Bangkit

What’s not to love about these light and crispy coconut cookies? They’re a popular treat during the Chinese New Year and are made with tapioca flour and coconut milk, resulting in a delicate, melt-in-your-mouth texture. They’re often shaped into intricate flowers or other designs, making them a beautiful addition to any Chinese New Year spread.

Lemon Film - 5 Kid-Friendly Chinese New Year Snacks for a Fun and Festive Celebration

Chicken Floss Rolls

These festive and tasty snacks are made with a soft, fluffy roll filled with savoury chicken floss (a dried, shredded chicken). They make for a delicious and convenient snack to munch during the festivities.

Lemon Film - 5 Kid-Friendly Chinese New Year Snacks for a Fun and Festive Celebration

No matter what you choose to munch on during your Chinese New Year celebrations, you’ll be sure to find a wide variety of tasty snacks like love letters (thin, crispy cookies filled with sweetened peanut paste), peanut cookies, and almond jelly. These delicious treats will add an extra touch of cheer to your festivities!

Lemon Film - 5 Kid-Friendly Chinese New Year Snacks for a Fun and Festive Celebration
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