Enjoy the spring festivities with Janice Wong’s limited-edition Lunar New Year collection

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Everything’s happening too fast this year, I’ve not even recovered from the Christmas fever, but here I am getting excited over the upcoming Lunar New Year. Spring is here, and so is Janice Wong with her premium range of mouth-watering cookies worth every inch on the waistline. If you missed out on her Christmas specials which sold out as soon as it got launched, this one’s for you.

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Credit – Janice Wong

This year’s collection will showcase a series of six cookies by the jar—something for every member of the family. Choose from must-have classics like the freshly-baked Pineapple Flower Tarts (S$32) and Kueh Bangkit (S$23) to a modern fare like the Chocolate Coated Pineapple Tarts (S$35) and Wholemeal Nut Cookies (S$25.50).

If you’re having trouble deciding on what to get, you can opt for the CNY Assorted Cookie Tin (S$48) which comes with a medley of old and new—chocolate coated almonds, chocolate espresso cookies mixed with the likes of pineapple flower tarts and kueh bangkit.

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Credit – Janice Wong

Not forgetting the return of the iconic Chinese Koi (S$48 for a set of three). After its debut last year, the chocolate koi figurines became a hit with the masses. Each set will come with three hand-painted koi figurines that will come in vibrant CNY-related colours, and coated with single-origin Équateur 76% dark chocolate and filled with a sweet combination of praline feuilletine and popping candy.

Image of love letters with hazelnut dip
Credit – Janice Wong

The well-loved triangular-shaped Love Letters (S$35) will also be featured with a luscious new addition—creamy hazelnut dip. Truly a must-have for hazelnut lovers out there.

Alternatively, if you’re looking for something more, you can also place an order of Janice Wong’s auspiciously-themed hampers stuffed with premium booze and celebratory confections. Place an order for Janice Wong’s tasty treats here for pick-up or delivery while stocks last!

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