14 Mar 2009

Milk for Nourishment…

Any fresher you’ll have got to squeeze it yourself ;p

What, you may ask??

THIS!
You would have thought we would be stuffed from all that hawker indulgence…yet en route to our homes, the 4 of us stopped at this stall.
Where?
Easy, at the Air Itam market. Just right opposite the famous AIR ITAM LAKSA.
Only open at night.

As usual, it’s Ken, the food master’s (or monster) hehehe.. recommendation. Trust him to find all the hide y-holes of superb old-school favourites.

Frothy, rich, creamy, fragrant, smooth and tummy warming fresh, fresh, fresh nutritious elixir!
See the heavy bronze pot used? No cheap alum or stainless steel here. It is said that the bronze retains the flavour better..
I was wayyyy too stuffed to order one of my own, but if I do, I’ll definitely add an egg! (Better than egg with Stout I tell you!)

Choices: Just milk or milk with milo.

Here the 3 of them ordered the milo version.
So he starts with the milo, then the milk.

Next is the sugar. DO opt to add an egg for extra booster …adds to the aroma too!

Stir baby, stir! Vigorously too..
Puuulllllllllllll………… (masuk angin a bit/trap some air) .. LOL.
I mean, that’s where the “lightness” comes from no?

Concentrate sikit.. angle must be right you see…symmetrical as well..
Tariikkkkkkkkkk………….
Allocate into the glasses.. see the nice froth on top?
This stall sells nasi lemak too. Imagine, a steaming hot glass of milo with FULL cream milk and fragrant nasi lemak…sighh..

Since I was so stuffed, I didn’t order & instead took a sip from Ken’s glass.
Ohhhh….REALLY wished I hadn’t eaten sooooo much just now!!. A most satisfying glass of brew…wished I could have had a whole glass to myself..but alas..my stomach doesn’t expand as well at night. Day time yes.

Finally satiated, we literally crawled back to the car….

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15 Mar 2009

teckiee says:

Hey ..are you free on april 4th? Let me know on email eatfirstthinklater[at]gmail[dot]com

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15 Mar 2009

Big Boys Oven says:

one of the best milk drink I ever indulge in, drink at a very dark terrace and yet can be so romantic at Ayer Itam, Penang’s best of the best! A thumbs up!

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15 Mar 2009

J2Kfm says:

this was the one featured in Ho Chak or some show on TV>

the dancing milk-pulling man!

i love my teh susu lembu or nescafe susu lembu, so this should be RIGHT UP MY ALLEY! but Ayer Itam at night … aiyo, like out of the way only?

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15 Mar 2009

Food Paradise says:

I try the milk before and it tastes really great. Comes to think of it…. it’s been a while I did not visit the stall already. Should make a trip there soon. lol

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15 Mar 2009

worldwindows says:

The bronze or copper? pot inspired confidence! I love it straight with its freshy creamy goodness. No Milo please.

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15 Mar 2009

thenomadGourmand says:

teckiee: emailed ya..
BBO: yes it was.. romantic?? heheh…missing some candles only horr…
J2Kfm: Ayer Itam..err..get some Pg floggers to take ya!
Food Paradise:yes should go..cheap somemre!
worldwindows: yes i agree.. fresh milk for me!

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15 Mar 2009

CUMI & CIKI says:

killer rich man.. after that , sure can ZZzzzzz haha

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16 Mar 2009

vialentino says:

this is the guy which can talk chinese also rite…and appear in ah xian tv programme…i really wanted to try his cow’s milk milo ler…

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16 Mar 2009

thenomadGourmand says:

cumi &ciki:ohh..i think all of us doze off real quick, after all that food and travelling!
vialentino: err..chinese? got to ask Ken..cow's milk milo; here in KL mayb only in mamaks can get?

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16 Mar 2009

550ml jar of faith says:

Eeks… fresh cow’s milk! Must be real pungent! I am not a dairy person so unfortunately, I will have to give this nourishing treat a miss!

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16 Mar 2009

Selba says:

Wow.. interesting! Must give it a try!

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16 Mar 2009

mimid3vils says:

featured Astro b4, the Indian seller can speak very fluent Hokkien :)

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16 Mar 2009

babe_kl says:

must note this down in my buku tiga lima!!! thanks

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16 Mar 2009

cariso says:

Aiyo! U ppl so romantic leh! :p

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16 Mar 2009

email2me says:

The warm milk make me zzzzzzz all the way till morning without need to count lambs. xd

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16 Mar 2009

thenomadGourmand says:

550ml: aiyo..too bad..
selba: Indo got or not??
mimid3vils: hehe..i dun watch Astro but yeah he can talk alrite!
babe: hahah..bubur chacha in Pulau tikus and this at night ok!
cariso: yeah..sitting at hte rd side guzzing warm milk! only thing missing was candles hon!
email2me: yeah.. wake up late some more!

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17 Mar 2009

Selba says:

Exactly like this one… no, we don’t have it here in Indonesia. We have teh tarik but very seldom and they don’t really do the tarik-tarik thing… actually more like instant tea tarik….

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17 Mar 2009

CK Lam says:

Would really like to try out the drink from this stall :)

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17 Mar 2009

CK Lam says:

Would really like to try out this drink :)

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17 Mar 2009

thenomadGourmand says:

CK: helo! U mean u didnt know abt this plc? Do go n try!

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18 Mar 2009

Tummythoz says:

During those clubbing days (ahem) on that island wayyyy back (ahem) then, this used to be our supper but at Lorong Tandas (whataname!), Penang Road. TQ for the memories rush. High.

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18 Mar 2009

vialentino says:

yeah, only in indian banana leaf restaurant got ler…

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18 Mar 2009

sc says:

i can imagine how thick and creamy that cuppa was….

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18 Mar 2009

thenomadGourmand says:

tummythoz:lrg tandas?? serious???
where s that??
vialentino :d arn…
sc: ohh yesss.. ;p

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20 Mar 2009

Steven Goh says:

i tried the gu leng before and the ah neh knows how to speak hokkien and somemore very fluency.

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29 Mar 2009

CRIZ LAI says:

This type of stalls are quite abundant in Penang. I can still remember my childhood days when I get my fresh milk from one Indian man on a bike with a big brass container at the back. I don’t see them as often as I did before.

Hmmm… he did not have those with ginger? I love that a lot. :)

http://crizfood.com/

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29 Mar 2009

thenomadGourmand says:

criz: ya lorr..miss those old indian men! ohh..mayb he does? we didnt ask..but i suspect it may be the powder ginger instead of fresh.
anyways u owe me a trip to the Traders Hotel tang yuen!!

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30 Mar 2009

fatboybakes says:

did you say there’s an egg in the milo??? how fascinating!!!!!! looks like a sinfully rich glass of milo….

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