If your home was a museum, what would you collect, archive and display? Some might choose to showcase their stamp collection; others might opt to exhibit their stuffed animals. Join three heritage collectors and researchers in a private sharing session centred on their love for collecting traditional food moulds, cooking utensils and blades.

Do you have your own collection of items? Share it with us and tag us on our socials  @sgheritagefest - we love seeing new contributions!

About Jasmine Adams’ Collection
Ms Adams owns more than 300 hand-carved moulds used by cooks of yesteryear to produce baked goods such as holy bread and traditional snacks such as ang ku kueh (red turtle cake). Apart from sharing highlights from her collection, she will also share why and how she started acquiring moulds.

About Ong Jin Teong’s Collection
Exposed to cooking from a young age, Dr Ong developed a flair and passion for culinary arts from his mother. Along the way, he began collecting traditional kitchen utensils and tools. For SHF2021, Dr Ong will share about his mother’s influence in the kitchen and the item he treasures most in his repository.

About Jamal Mohamad’s Collection
Mr Jamal, who owns a growing “arsenal” of Southeast Asian blades, finds collecting therapeutic. As part of SHF2021, he will share with you lesser-known facts about the traditional blades in his treasure trove.