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Made-In-Singapore

Use these Made-In-Singapore terms, laced with dialect, Chinese/Mandarin and Bahasa Melayu terms.

» Kopi gao kosong - Black coffee with no sugar


» Kopi sua - Two cups of regular coffee


» Kopi-o bo - Weak black coffee


» Teh-o kosong bo - Weak black tea with no sugar


» Yuan yang [鸳鸯] - Half coffee and half tea mix


» Milo dinosaur - Strong/thick milo topped with Milo powder


» Diao yue [钓鱼] (fishing in Mandarin) - Chinese tea


» Thak kiew (football in Hokkien) - Milo


» Ah huay (flower girl in Hokkien) - Chrysanthemum tea


» Michael Jackson - A mix of soy bean milk with grass jelly drink


» Ang ji kow (red-tongued dog in Hokkien) - Guinness Stout Beer


And since we also need to cater to a newer generation of soft drink fans that have emerged:

» Pepsi siew tat - Pepsi Light


» Coke kosong - Coke Zero




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