To make ends meet, he had to borrow money from his father, a retired kacang puteh seller who sold off a house in India to help his son. “No business, how? Makan, rent, everything. This place is ...

SINGAPORE – One of Singapore’s last kacang puteh sellers has recently relocated to Toa Payoh Bus Interchange, in front of the escalators leading to the HDB Hub. Previously operating out of a ...

In February this year, kacang puteh seller Amirthaalangaram Moorthy faced the loss of his longtime rented spot. The 56-year-old was a familiar sight at Peace Centre, where he had been selling his ...

IPOH: A kacang puteh seller whose snacks were pictured strewn on the ground outside the Hospital Raja Permaisuri Bainun here as she sat dejectedly by the roadside may get a reprieve.

IPOH: A day after her case was highlighted, a kacang puteh seller has now got the green light to trade her snacks, though not outside Hospital Raja Permaisuri Bainun here.

This may well be Singapore’s last kacang puteh stall, and the Covid-19 pandemic nearly finished it off. Times were so bad that the owner’s family had to sell property in India to pull through.

You might have heard about Singapore’s last kacang puteh man’s uncertain future outside Peace Centre through the grapevine. Well, those concerned will be glad to learn that he has shifted to a ...

SINGAPORE – Since Aug 1, kacang puteh seller Amirthaalangaram Moorthy has seen snaking queues at his new kiosk at Toa Payoh Bus Interchange. Said to be the last one standing in Singapore, the 57 ...

Moorthy hails from a long line of kacang puteh sellers who came to Singapore from his village in Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu. In the 1950s and 1960s, Indian immigrants became street vendors who sold kacang ...

The conditions were to change the team’s name to Pamoga Qu Puteh The Red Warriors, ... Vida: From ‘kacang putih’ seller to cosmetics queen. 28-Jan-2016, 21:22. 28 Jan 2016, 21:22. FMT.

The Buntong kacang puteh business is back in full swing with the presence of outstation visitors after interstate travel was allowed from Oct 11, ahead of the Deepavali celebrations on Nov 4. A ...

Kacang puteh, translated as “white nuts,” refers to the once-prevalent practice in Singapore of street vendors hawking boiled and roasted nuts and legumes as well as assorted fried snacks.