Pei Pa Koa Ice Cream From Merry Me Malaysia Gives You an Excuse to Eat Ice Cream Even If You’re Coughing

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Snuggling in your bed, drinking a cup of coffee and nibbling on some snacks is probably the most ideal way to spend your day during the COVID-19 lockdown. With that said, many of us may have experienced a lingering cough that just won’t seem to go away.

A favourite remedy used by many Asian households, Nin Jiom Pei Pa Koa is a Chinese herbal syrup passed down through many generations as a traditional cure for sore throat and cough.

Merry Me Pei Pa Kao Ice Cream
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Pei Pa Koa has been incorporated in food and drinks over the years and now, Merry Me Ice Cream, an ice cream parlour located in George Town Penang, are taking this herbal remedy up a notch with their newly launched Pei Pa Koa Ice Cream (RM95 for four pints).

Having a sore throat? You can now indulge in this delectable ice cream to soothe your throat. Known for their distinctive minty taste and sweet herbal notes, I am sure every kid will take delight in this peculiar ice cream combination.
If you reside in Malaysia or happen to visit once the borders are open, lucky you! Whether you’re nursing a sore throat or not, I’m sure their Pei Pa Koa Ice Cream will do the trick if you’re craving for a refreshing and invigorating dessert.
With other Asian ice cream flavours available such as their Kaya Toast Ice Cream flavour, try them for yourself and let us know how it goes!

Dates & Times: Merry Me’s Pei Pa Koa Ice Cream available for free delivery in Penang

Price: From RM95 for four pints

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