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Singapore’s Street Food 🍜 Joins UNESCO’s Cultural Heritage List 🌟

Hold onto your chopsticks, foodies! 🥢 Singapore’s iconic street food culture has just been added to UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage list – the first such recognition for the city-state. From sizzling woks to fragrant curry pots, these hawker centers aren’t just meal hubs; they’re living museums of tradition. 🥟🌏

For generations, families have perfected recipes like Hainanese chicken rice and laksa, turning street stalls into culinary dynasties. Think Maxwell Food Centre’s Tian Tian Chicken Rice or Old Airport Road’s rojak legends – these spots serve history on a plate. 📜🍚

UNESCO’s nod highlights how food binds Singapore’s multicultural communities. As young chefs innovate with plant-based satay and keto-friendly kaya toast, the legacy continues. Pro tip for travelers: Your next must-visit isn’t a gallery – it’s a $3-a-plate hawker stall. ✈️🥡

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