Friday, May 04, 2007

Pork Rind

What are these? Some sort of yummy crackers/keropok?

Mmmmm..... Puffy, Crunchy & Crispy...

It's none other than the deep fried pork skin @ pork rinds
(aka KeroPorkTM) Thanks to Winn for the excellent idea.

Yummy when served with vinegar & chilli dip (give the sour & spicy urmphhh). This is the first time I ate such food stuff. Am I suaku?

Handy snacks, but high in fat content (ouch !!).

Last but not least, this is a cute pict of piggy pork rind i saw from this website.

29 comments:

  1. I love the pork rind piggy pix! hahahaha! imagine just eating the skin off that piggy... *crunch* *crunch* *crunch*

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  2. The piggy pix is so cute! Sure they didn't dip the whole pig in and fry it eh? ^.^

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  3. WOw!!! this is actually a snack?? Well this is 1st for me. Bigger suaku here lah. Available in Penang?

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  4. Wah... so "healthy"!!

    But long long one time never mind lah hor? Hehehe...

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  5. Welcome Back!!!! We've missed you so much! MIssed all your energy, missed all your kkkkkkkkkk™, missed all your misses, and I am sure Ah Boy must be happy again! Don't forget to feed him again with some pork rind, ok?

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  6. Wah this very nice when put inside with Maggi Mee... Hmmm yummy yummy

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  7. why u never feed me with this geh?
    Ah Boy also wanna makan :(

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  8. may,
    Tat pork rind piggy pix is very cute
    Wonder wat they use to glue all the pork rinds together..
    Kkkkk..
    starch? :P
    *peeling the skin off the piggy & starts munching*

    psss.. Ah Boy will just hantam the whole thing..
    LOL

    rinnah,
    I wanna pinch the piggy too ;)
    LOL at your idea...
    *giggle*

    iml,
    Nice crunchy snack ;)
    LOL, at least I'm not the only one who dunno about the snack :P
    I bought & savour it during my previous trip back to Borneo Island. So far I haven't see it in Penang yet..

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  9. day dreamer,
    very very very healthy..
    LOL
    eating "fat", the sinful food :P
    Kkkkkkkkkkk...

    yeah loh, long long long time eat once, Donkey years mah..
    Kkkkkk

    LB,
    Terima Kasih banyak-banyak for the warm Welcome Back home msg
    Kkkkkkkkkkkkkk...
    Giggle underneath Table again :P

    Pssss.. Don't tell Ah Boy about the pork rinds :P
    Shhhhhhhhhhhhh....

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  10. winn,
    Tat is Keropork..
    Kkkkkkk..
    Thanks for the great idea
    Winn, 你是最好的, 你知道吗
    (using back the out-dated grandma quote again)
    Kkkkkkkkkk...

    wenn,
    Wah, so sinful..
    I still have some with me..
    Tonight I cook Maggie Mee liao & put some in ;)
    Kkkkkk..

    ah boy,
    wah... how come u know geh?
    cham cham cham..
    have to feed u some liao :(

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  11. yummy lei...slurp

    can tapao one packet for me...?

    wahahahaha

    it looks very much like the deep fried pork skin used to cook soup

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  12. I also nvr eat before...
    *lagi suaku*

    Aiyahhh!! My left eye today twitching since morning liao!

    Welcome home! ;)

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  13. pink cotton,
    I bought it at your island woh..
    kkkk, I mean Borneo Island :P

    Giving one packet to my father-in-law
    Tapao some other things for u then ;)

    I saw the one for cooking soup before, but I never eat it just lidat.. wonder whether it tasted the same or not? Should be hoh?

    angel,
    Welcome to the suaku family
    Kkkkkkk...

    apa pasal mata twitching woh?

    I coming back home but u leaving soon liao..
    Angel flying liao..

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  14. another suakoo here lar...gua pun never seen keropork macam ini before.

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  15. I also only discovered that not long ago. Damn addictive !!

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  16. ahhh... I love to eat pork rind too! hehehe... I'm such a scary woman, eating all these things. 型象被破坏了!

    The 'piggy' so cute! The person who made it is so clever.

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  17. Wakakaka! OMG Keropork!

    Long time never eat liao. But got eat chicken rind. Just as bad for you, tastes just as good.

    *crunchcrunchmunchmunch*

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  18. nyonya pg,
    Hehehe, more suaku joining in :P
    The more, the merrier..
    soon we can have party liao
    and sing shalalala

    Hopefully during your next trip to Penang, I still have some leftover KeroPork, then we can munch together
    LOL

    king's wife,
    Great u discover the "jewel" ;)
    The first time I saw the pork rind, I wonder what the heck is it..
    LOL

    eastcoastlife,
    LOL, if u say lidat, then all of us who eat pork rind has no 型象 liao?
    Hhahahhaha..

    Too bad the pork rind piggy can't be "kept" forever ;)

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  19. plink,
    LOL.. another KeroPork fan :)
    might be Skunkie will love it too
    hahhahhaa...

    Mmmmmm....
    Regarding the deep fried chicken skin, I saw it in Gurney Drive too...
    But i buy it nor never tasted it before yet ;)

    Wanna munch KeroPork?
    KeroPork sounds better than KeroCock :P

    Dino,
    Nice & yummy leh..
    I presume u tasted it before too?
    Is it available at your place?
    or your hometown?

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  20. wahhh... i like i like!!! where u bought this from???

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  21. Looks yummy... but not dare to eat much la.

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  22. monkticon,
    I bought it in Borneo woh, not in Peninsular. Might be if u look out for the pork rinds in the market, u might be able to find it too?

    kenny,
    yeah, can munch once in a while,
    when mulut gatal time..
    not as regular snacks ;)

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  23. i've seen this stuff in thailand...

    i bet it should go real well with bakuteh soup :P

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  24. Will,
    u try eating pork rind before?
    it's crunchy, just like keropok, that's why keropork :P

    LOL..
    i guess so..
    BKT + keroPork
    good combination, huh? :P

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  25. chen, i never see this keropork before, till u blog it here.. :p

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  26. dino,
    Welcome to the suaku family
    LOL
    i heard from my sister in law the keroPork is widely available in Thailand too ;)

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  27. I absolutely lurve those pork rinds! They're crunchy and salty. In Melbourne I have to get them from Vietnamese groceries for $2 in small packs. After awhile it makes my mouth dry and I'll need lots of water... My mom used to make them out of pork fat when I was little : )

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