Talks & Workshops

Stories of our Spices - A Dip into the Past

by Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore
17 May • 12:00pm
17 May • 02:00pm
17 May • 04:00pm

A sambal and chutney party like no other! Learn how spices and kitchen tools travelled the historic maritime trade routes to our shores. Taste sambals and chutneys that are made with these spices – free flow keropok and cold drinks included!

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Stories of our Spices - A Dip into the Past
Ready for some spice? Join us on a vibrant culinary journey using your tastebuds in this sambal and chutney party! Explore a special exhibition on the spice trade and learn about how these spices came to us through the maritime trade routes of the past! Then “chaat” with us about the use of spices as well as vintage kitchen tools. We’ll end off with a tasting of various sambals and chutneys, served with free flow keropok.

Not to forget -- with every spice tasting there will also be refreshing, cold drinks to help us all cool off!
Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore
MPA was established on 2 February 1996 with the mission to develop Singapore as a premier global hub port and international maritime centre, and to advance and safeguard Singapore’s strategic maritime interests. MPA is the driving force behind Singapore’s maritime and port development, taking on the roles of maritime and port regulator and planner, international maritime centre champion, national maritime representative, and a champion of digitalisation and decarbonisation efforts at regional and international fora such as at the International Maritime Organization and the International Organization for Marine Aids to Navigation. MPA partners industry, research community and other agencies to enhance safety, security, and environmental protection, facilitate maritime and port operations and growth, expand multi-domain capabilities, and support the cluster of maritime ancillary services and manpower development. MPA is responsible for the overall development and growth of the maritime multi-domain and the Port of Singapore.




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