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...This traditional Malaysian coconut spread has a beautiful and rich texture and flavor profile resembling caramel.
The best part? It's currently available in our Penang Tripping dinner box. .
A great alternative to traditional jam or peanut butter. Also try serving kaya with ice cream and yogurt. For a sweet touch for savory foods, use as a glaze for proteins and vegetables or to flavor rice.
Ingredients: Coconut milk. egg yolks, raw sugar
Allergens: eggs, coconut milk
Made on equipment shared with eggs, soy, nuts, and shellfish
What else do we love about this? The gorgeous copper colored tops of her jars are no accident: Copper is considered very lucky in Malaysia. We're fortunate to enjoy this exceptional jam.
ORDERING NOTE: Azalina's Malaysian Style Coconut "Kaya" Jam is available individually today. We are excited to be the first to launch this artisan product nationwide.
About Azalina:
Azalina is from Penang, a historically rich island trading hub off the western coast of peninsular Malaysia. Descended from Indian people who came to Penang several hundred years ago. Azalina is a member of the Mamak tribe, a group of people who are mostly ethnically Indian but are considered native Malaysians. The Mamak are a people who are deeply tied to spices and were renowned cooks for Malaysian royalty. After a successful career as a pastry chef, Azalina moved around, cooking in Singapore, Japan and several other countries before finally moving to the United States something she had always wanted to do. It was here in San Francisco that Azalina rediscovered her love of her Malaysian cuisine and culture, after being unable to locate any of her favorite foods locally and having a yearning for her home country cuisine.




