April 6, 2021

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Did you play a prank on someone on April Fools’ Day?

Did you get pranked by your friends?

Or maybe you just sat down and pondered about how stupid the whole celebration is.

Well, it doesn’t matter if you were the perpetrator, victim or a normal human last Thursday (1 Apr) because you’d simply be a fool to not read about this week’s deals.

From discounted food items to online exclusive book sales, you’ll be able to make the most out of this week’s promotions.

S$2.95 Zinger & O.R. Twister For Dine-in / Takeaway

Not a fan of KFC’s fried chicken? Don’t worry because this season, KFC’s running a spate of promotions that cater to everyone’s tastebuds.

From now until 6 May 2021, make your way to your nearest KFC outlet to enjoy two smashing deals.

One is for breakfast hours while the other is for after-breakfast hours.

For just S$2.95, you can get your hands on a Zinger burger or an O.R Twister.

The promotion is valid for orders made through KFC’s website or its app for dine-in or takeaway with any purchase.

To find out more, you can click here. To find KFC’s outlets, click here.

On a separate note, did you know that KFC is now offering waffles at selected outlets?

Nice.

Seoul Garden Has A Free BBQ Buffet on Any Day of Your Birthday

Fancy a celebratory birthday dinner at a sumptuous place, but you’re absolutely broke?

Well, here’s Seoul Garden to the rescue.

According to their Facebook page, birthday boys and girls will now be able to dine at the barbecue arena for free.

 

And they even have the luxury of picking any day within their birthday month!

However, like everything else that sounds too good to be true, there will be terms and conditions involved.

For one, you can’t go alone. You’ll need to be accompanied by at least three paying adults, though the requirement has been somewhat relaxed to include other promotional deals as well.

That is to say, the three paying adults do not necessarily have to fork out the full amount and can apply for other ongoing deals such as Student or Senior Citizen prices.

The promotion is only available at their Marina Square outlet, so please refrain from wearing your birthday suit to your nearest Seoul Garden outlet and demanding a free meal. You’ll get it, but probably only behind bars.

Last but not least, you’ll need proof of identity to get through those birthday scanners. So I’m afraid that you can’t just, for lack of a better phrase, smoke your way through.

But if you do manage to fulfil all the given criteria, you’re in for a definite treat.

As the buffet site announced so cheerily, you will be entitled to the great ambience and great service, a general blast and the perk of eating to your absolute heart’s content.

Address: 6 Raffles Boulevard, #03-210, Singapore 039594

Opening hours: 11:30am–10:30pm (last serving: 9:45pm)

Phone (Marina Square outlet): 6339 1339

6,000 Free, Fresh Okinawa Eggs To Be Given Away At Tamago-EN

To celebrate the launch of their new menu, this casual egg-focused restaurant is giving away 6,000 imported eggs from Okinawa for free!

Do note that this is only applicable to customers who spend at least S$50 on a single receipt, so grab your friends and family and head down to the nearest outlet.

S$50? Ha! ‘Tis but a scratch for egg lovers.

Check out their full menu on their website here.

The giveaway will be available at all 9 outlets (Note: limited to 30 trays per day per outlet) across Singapore which are located at:

• 313@somerset #B3-25/26/27
• Chinatown Point #01-44
• Serangoon Nex #02-K5/K6
• Northpoint City #01-47
• Novena Square #01-89
• Plaza Singapura #B1-08
• Suntec City #B1-170/171
• Tampines Mall #B1-10
• VivoCity #B2-27/27A

Tamago-EN actually does sell the eggs for S$5.80 for a tray of six eggs and S$8.80 for a tray of ten eggs but (in true Singaporean style) be sure to grab the free eggs while you can!

The restaurant will be releasing more details regarding the giveaway date on the Tamago-EN Facebook page and Instagram page.

1-For-1 Chicken Thigh Burger At Mom’s Touch

Love KFC? No, not that KFC.

I mean Korean Fried Chicken, not Kentucky Fried Chicken. Doesn’t that just get your appetite up?

Popular Korean fast food chain Mom’s Touch has just opened another outlet in Singapore, at The Centrepoint! The restaurant is famous for its delicious fried chicken and signature thigh meat burgers back in Korea.

To celebrate the new outlet, Mom’s Touch will be offering a 1-for-1 deal on their signature Mom’s Thigh Burger till 30 April. Originally priced at S$5.70 each, customers can now get a succulent burger for just S$2.85!

 

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The promotion is valid both for both dine-in and takeaway orders.

Address: 176 Orchard Road, #B1-07, The Centrepoint, Singapore 238843

Opening hours: 10:00am–10:00pm (Daily)

Free Curry Puffs When You Download The Old Chang Kee App

What’s better than a yummy snack? A free yummy snack.

If you’re an avid curry puff fan, you’ll be glad to know that you can now enjoy 3 free curry puffs from Old Chang Kee when you download their rewards app and sign up for an account!

Simply link your DBS/POSB debit or credit card, or DBS PayLah! account and receive 3 welcome gift vouchers which you can make use of to get that fried, yummy goodness.

In addition, there will be a stamp exchange system in place so that users can earn even more free treats!

Users will receive 1 stamp for every S$2 spent in a single receipt. Members will be able to exchange the stamps for e-vouchers through the rewards app after collecting 10 stamps.

Other perks include buy 5 get 1 free Curry’O deals, S$1 Old Chang Kee selected snack items and S$5 off birthday vouchers!

Oh, and did you hear about their sedap-licious Blue Pea Nasi Lemak Series? Check it out here.

McDonald’s Gula Melaka Dessert Series Available From S$1

Starting from 2 April, all McDonald’s dessert kiosks will be selling their Gula Melaka treats. There’s the Gula Melaka Cone, Twist Cone, Gula Melaka Hot Fudge Sundae and Gula Melaka McFlurry!

The cones cost S$1 while the sundae and McFlurry are priced at S$2.30 and S$3 respectively.

Do note that they will only be available at McDonald’s outlets with Dessert Kiosks.

2 Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream Pints for S$19.90 At Giant

Speaking of desserts, who doesn’t love savouring cold ice cream in hot and humid Singapore? Well, I know I do, and hypermarket chain Giant knows this too.

From now till 12 April, Giant will be offering a promotion for any two Ben & Jerry’s ice cream pints. Originally selling for S$27.80 for two, prices have been slashed to just S$19.90!

How cool is that?

Check out the rest of this week’s promotions at Giant:

S$1 Delivery Fee When You Order With Deliveroo

Has Circuit Breaker turned you into an absolute food delivery addict? No more fussing with cash, no more needing to hop onto public transport or walk to get your meals… what a life.

But sometimes, the delivery fee just shatters your dreams of convenience.

However, with Deliveroo, there’s no need to fear!

The popular food delivery platform will be lowering its delivery fee to just S$1 for all orders till 30 April 2021. Do note that minimum order and service fees still apply.

If you’re a UOB cardholder, you’ll also be eligible for an additional perk!

Use the promo code UOBAPR6 to enjoy S$6 off when you spend a minimum of S$25 on your food delivery order.

You can even combine both deals in a single order. Terms and conditions apply!

50% OFF Selected Titles At Kinokuniya Online Clearance Sale

Calling out to all book lovers, here’s a deal that you wouldn’t want to miss.

Kinokuniya is offering 50% OFF selected titles in their online clearance sale from 22 Mar to 19 Apr 2021.

The online-exclusive sale spans a wide range of categories as well so there’s something for everyone out there:

• Fiction
• Comics
• Lifestyle
• Science and Technology
• Business
• Humanities
• Reference
• Language
• Design and Arts
• Performing Arts
• Japanese

Make sure to be fast because everything’s on a while stocks last basis and if one item is oversubscribed, it’ll be cancelled.

There will be no exchanges or refunds for discounted items, so make your choices carefully.

You can click here to start shopping now.

Enjoy 10% Off for Parallels Desktop Software

If you’re a Mac user but enjoy the Windows interface, this one is for you. Parallels is giving out a promotion code for 10% on its desktop software that allows you to bring Windows to your Mac.

You’ll be able to use Windows applications like Microsoft Office, AutoCAD, Project and more without the hassle.

Use the code Y27-1ZG-QHE for 10% off or download a free trial here.

Feature Image: KFC Singapore / Facebook (Tamago-EN) / Facebook (McDonald’s)

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Nothing screams “labor of love” louder than preparing a homecooked meal for your family. Apart from showing your affection, cooking your own meals can help you save a lot of money. With the wealth of information available online, where do you begin?

KEY BENEFITS OF COOKING AT HOME

1. Cooking at home can help you save money. In most cases, cooking your own means are cheaper than eating out. There are several factors contributing to the reduced price of your meal. For starters, cooking at home enables you to opt for affordable ingredients. Moreover, you will have the power to create your own meal plans and shopping lists. Lastly, you can reheat your leftovers when you do not have time to cook.

2. Cooking at home allows you to connect with those around you. You do not have to be a distinguished chef to prepare delicious meals with your loved ones. Spend quality time together by allowing your kids decorate the desserts you have baked or by preparing a romantic dinner with your partner.

“Cooking is all about people. Food is maybe the only universal thing that really has the power to bring everyone together. No matter what culture, everywhere around the world, people eat together.” ~ Guy Fieri

3. Cooking at home encourages control in food portions, especially for people with dietary restrictions. Restaurants do not rely on your preferred food portions. They serve you plates based on their standard portions instead. To get the most out of your money, you will likely finish the entire plate. In contrast, preparing your meals allows you to be more intentional with food servings. Filling your plate with what you can finish aids in reducing waste.

4. Cooking at home enables you to choose healthier options. Fast food typically glistens with high chemical additives, sugar, sodium, and so on. Eating fast food regularly can negatively affect your weight and mood. Eat fresh and wholesome meals by making your own food. Eating healthy meals can make you feel energized on the inside and out.

TIPS ON GETTING STARTED

1. Ask a friend to teach you the basics. Do you know someone who is kitchen savvy? Perhaps, he or she can teach you some of the cooking basics (e.g., steam, fry, and sauté). You can even invite your closest friends for a private “cooking tutorial” via Skype or Zoom.

2. Learn from a local cooking class. Many affordable culinary programs are offered at CCs islandwide. The prices of these classes start from S$16.66. Choose wisely as some of these classes are merely demonstrations with food tasting. Check out the class descriptions and book a slot in the OnePA portal.

3. Keep things simple! Start with the easy recipes and work your way from there. Learn how to sauté veggies, boil egg, and steam chicken. Add herbs, spices, or your secret sauce. Look for quick and tasty dishes online.

4. Give yourself a room for improvement. It is alright to burn the rice or overcook the noodles in your first cooking sessions. After several attempts, things will get easier and tastier. Continue practicing at home.

As time passes, cooking will no longer become a chore. Do not give up!

Sources: 1 & 2

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So, you want to be a millionaire? Sure! But first things first, make sure you’re not spending too much money way over your budget.

For folks looking to attain financial freedom, we recently wrote on some challenges to save more money which might be of powerful assistance. Some concepts, like the 1% trial or 52-week challenge, can be new ideas to try out.

Meanwhile, for today’s article, we will look into 10 well-rated books to read if you want to be a millionaire. Let’s roll with the titles!

#1: “The Simple Path to Wealth” by JL Collins

Most of us want to become millionaires. But the questions we may not know how to answer can include:

• How do I get started with investing?
• Why is debt a must-avoid, and what should I do if I’m heavily indebted?
• Is it possible to use my money wisely and not gamble it away on fluctuating stocks?

Simple, engaging, and informative, this book delivers solid advice on investments, the stock market, and real-life implementation tips.

#2: “The Millionaire Fastlane” by MJ DeMarco

“The Millionaire Fastlane” is a straightforward guide to wealth generation written by a self-made entrepreneur who has learned from both his successes and his failures.

A fan of non-conservative approaches, DeMarco explores the theory that success is tied to effort. You are the vehicle, and the fuel, engine, etc., can be tailored to your specific route. The author’s advice is concise and valuable for those seeking to grow their wealth via the expressway.

#3: “The Bogleheads’ Guide to Investing” by Taylor Larimore, Michael LeBoeuf, and Mel Lindauer

Do you know what Bogleheads are? It’s a term referring to investing enthusiasts who hold fast to the investment advice of John Bogle, the founder of Vanguard and an investor advocate.

This guidebook provides the reader with straightforward investing and financial advice designed to help the average person profit from long-term wealth creation. This book also advises readers on how to survive economic downturns and keep their footing rooted.

#4: “The Richest Man in Babylon” by George S. Clason

More a parable than a textbook, Clason’s work revolves around the subject of thrifting, financial planning, and personal wealth.

The lessons presented in this bestseller are timeless and easy to follow. You will learn how to save, spend less than you earn, and make money earn more money through seven simple rules. If you want to know, start flipping.

#5: “The Intelligent Investor” by Benjamin Graham

Known as the father of value investing, Benjamin Graham was a well-known economist and professor whose students include legends such as Warren Buffet.

Readers of “The Intelligent Investor” will focus on learning the fundamentals of value investing. Graham teaches us how to guard our investments and make them successful.

If you want to avoid common investment pitfalls like channelling too much energy to the changing sentiments of the market, this book will do the trick. Updated by famous financial journalist Jason Zweig, this edition will keep Graham’s lessons appropriate for modern demands. 

A must-read for any aspiring millionaire!

#6: “How to Win Friends and Influence People” by Dale Carnegie

What does winning friends and influencing people have to do with getting rich? Plenty!

To achieve success, one must learn to work with others. They could be your friends and family members, investment advisers, business partners, or even salespeople.

Nobody who aspires to become a millionaire can afford to ignore Carnegie’s advice on how to win people over with your way of thinking. The tips conveyed in this book will help you think in fresh ways and cultivate relationships that lead to unlocking your maximum potential.

#7: “Conscious Business” by Fred Kofman

The author explains the term conscious business as the practice of expressing your passion and values through your work.

Rather than blindly chasing after profits, the conscious business person leverages their values into helping business stakeholders attain happiness.

Kofman explains that business people who approach their work with integrity, responsibility, and genuine leadership are more likely to achieve personal and financial success beyond the workplace.

#8: “Secrets of the Millionaire Mind” by T. Harv Eker

“Secrets of the Millionaire Mind” concentrates on identifying internal traits that can lead to financial success.

Eker does that by identifying one’s money and success blueprint hidden deep within the subconscious mind. For those whose blueprints are not built for success, the author offers a chance to reset one’s mental patterns to improve the likelihood of financial triumph.

#9: “The Millionaire Mind” by Thomas J. Stanley

Peeps who are keen to explore further the interaction of mindset and wealth, Stanley’s writings can offer a glimpse into the millionaire’s headspace.

While many may assume that millionaires are well-connected graduates of prestigious schools who flaunt their wealth, the truth might be more surprising. Those who want clear road maps on how millionaires found their niches, look no further.

#10: “Think and Grow Rich” by Napoleon Hill

We will close our list with one of the classic books on wealth creation and financial success. Hill’s “Think and Grow Rich“ lets you in on money-making secrets inspired by Andrew Carnegie’s magic formula for success.

The book will share with you 13 steps towards riches. From the attainment of desire to influencing the subconscious mind and putting it into action, you will get the fortune you want if you’re ready to welcome it.

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