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The Great Singaporean Dish: Featuring KFC’s Chilli Crab Mantou Zinger | merewards

If there’s one thing Singaporeans live to do, it is to feast our heart out! We always seem to have a reason to treat ourselves. Had a bad day? Time to grab a good dinner. Scored an A? Time for a family celebration at a restaurant. Got a promotion? Time to treat the colleagues to a meal. The cycle continues, whether we’re celebrating or moping, there’s always comfort in a hearty, satisfying meal.Celebrate SG60 with KFC’s Chilli Crab Mantou Zinger!In Singapore, we are not shy about our local dishes, which have gained national recognition over the years. Our food and hawker centres have become iconic attractions for tourists, featuring must-visit stalls and must-try Singaporean meals. So, what exactly is the Singaporean meal?The Singaporean MealMany may say that we have too many to choose from, but the top 3 that always emerge are Hainanese Chicken Rice, Laksa, and Chilli Crab.Hainanese Chicken RiceThis iconic dish is a go-to comfort food for many Singaporeans. In fact, it's often the first thing we crave when returning home after being abroad for a long time. The aromatic rice is cooked in rich chicken broth and served with either poached or roasted chicken, served alongside chilli sauce, ginger paste, and dark soy sauce.LaksaThis noodle soup is a true reflection of Singaporeans — bold and full of character. With its creamy, spicy coconut milk-based broth topped with prawns, fishcakes, and cockles, this hearty dish originates from Peranakan culture and has made its mark as one of Singapore’s most beloved dishes.Chilli CrabAn icon of Singapore, this mouthwatering seafood dish features crabs stir-fried in a sweet and spicy chilli sauce with egg. Not only is it one of the most enjoyable dishes that brings families together, this dish is also older than Singapore itself. As we celebrate SG60 this year, it's worth noting that chilli crab was invented in the mid-1950s, making it 70 years old!Often enjoyed with a fried bun, commonly known as mantou, this dish has been reimagined by many food brands with a modern twist.Speaking of modern twists, many have done well with their renditions of Chilli Crab, but one brand that truly encapsulates the essence of this iconic Singaporean dish is KFC.Introducing Chilli Crab Mantou ZingerTake Chilli Crab to the next level as they introduce you to the newest addition to their menu (for a limited time only)! To celebrate Singapore turning 60, KFC is turning up the heat by putting a bold twist on their already irresistible Zinger Burger. This time, the spotlight’s on the iconic fried bun (mantou) that’s replacing their usual Zinger bun!As you know, mantou is perfect for soaking up every drop of the sweet and spicy chilli crab sauce, ensuring none of that goodness goes to waste. Wrapped around the spicy Zinger, it delivers a juicy crunch in every bite, with a burst of seafood aroma as the tangy, spicy sauce clings to both the patty and the mantou.This Chilli Crab Mantou Zinger is not for the faint-hearted. If you’re ready for a gastronomical adventure of finger lickin’ good fried chicken with a local twist, you’ve got to head down to KFC today.Find Out More About KFC’s Chilli Crab Mantou Zinger Here!What’s New?If you still love KFC’s classic 2-piece Hot & Crispy Chicken but want to try their Chilli Crab Dip, fret not — KFC’s all about bringing you that familiar taste of home, alongside their signature chicken! Paired with mini mantou, you’re in full control of how you want to savour this goodness. Dip it, or pour the sauce over both the chicken and mantou; we guarantee that this flawless fusion of texture and taste is unforgettable. One word: shiok.Check Out the #MANTOUMAD Menu from KFC!Of course, with a big celebration like Singapore’s 60th birthday, KFC always has MORE in store. They are bringing back their Ondeh Ondeh Egg Tart, a creamy pandan custard infused with gula melaka and topped with coconut flakes. This fan favourite has been long-awaited, and you can finally grab it in stores.Merch, Merch, Merch!As Singaporeans, we just love good merchandise that best represents us, or something that is cute and functional that we can carry daily. This SG60, KFC does not disappoint because they are introducing the cutest limited-edition Mantou Crossbody Bag!It’s time to say, “I love Chilli Crab Mantou!” by wearing this national dish loud and proud. Featuring a cute chilli crab charm and a wide mantou-inspired design to hold all your essentials, this crossbody bag is the perfect size for the National Day Parade, picnics, or catching the fireworks.Get yours for only $19.90 (U.P. $24.90) with any Chilli Crab meal or bundle! If you’re not feeling kanchiong (rushed) yet, now’s the time to be! Run to your nearest KFC outlet to get yours while stocks last!Find Out More on the KFC website!From now until 2 September, be sure to celebrate our nation’s 60th with KFC by indulging in their Chilli Crab Mantou Zinger and grabbing your merch before it runs out! Even better, if you’re planning a picnic to watch the fireworks, enjoy this for dinner and experience an explosion of flavours and colours as you look up at the night sky. Happy National Day, dearest Singaporeans!This article is brought to you in partnership with KFC. 

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June Holiday Activities: 10 Indoor Playgrounds in JB | merewards

Thinking of bringing your little ones on a short trip this June holiday? Instead of spending big bucks overseas, why not try a quick getaway to our neighbouring country, Malaysia? Just across the customs, Johor Bahru is the perfect place to eat, shop, and play. If you have young children at home, take them there this June holiday and explore all the indoor playgrounds available!Explore 12 Child-Friendly Indoor Playgrounds in Singapore!The Little Loop PlaygroundAddress: 1F-06, Jalan Daya 1, Taman Daya, 81100 Johor Bahru, Johor, MalaysiaPhoto credit: The Little Loop Playground - Taman Daya on FacebookThis place is great for parents, as it’s not just an indoor playground, but a café playground as well. If you or your children love Sanrio characters, specifically Kuromi, this place is decorated with that theme in mind! In addition to ball pits and slides, The Little Loop Playground also organises classes where you and your little ones can decorate desserts like éclairs together. Activities like these are perfect for bonding with your children, and not to mention, they make for a delicious snack too!Kidz Republic Indoor Theme ParkAddress: Lot No. 308, 3rd Floor, Komtar JBCC, City Centre, 80000 Johor Bahru, Johor Darul Ta'zim, MalaysiaPhoto credit: Kidz Republic Indoor Theme Park - JBCC on FacebookIf you’re new to JB and feel a little hesitant about travelling out, don’t worry! Enter through Woodlands Checkpoint, and you’ll find Kidz Republic located right next to City Square in Komtar JBCC. This indoor theme park is Jurassic-themed and offers a thrilling adventure for young children to learn about unity, bravery, and friendship through engaging tales. Let your little warrior swing from ropes into foam blocks, walk on tightropes, and more—all designed to strengthen their confidence and provide plenty of fun during the holiday!Kiddytopia Mid Valley SouthkeyAddress: TM-042 & 043, Level 4, Mid Valley, Persiaran Southkey 1, Southkey, 81100 Johor Bahru, Johor, MalaysiaPhoto credit: Kiddytopia on FacebookKiddytopia, located at the popular Mid Valley Southkey Mall, is a must-visit destination for families! This mega mall has everything you need. At Kiddytopia, the spacious area is filled with toys, equipment, and many attractions for both children and adults to enjoy. This holiday, head on down and let your little ones have fun at Kiddytopia before they rest in the stroller, giving you the perfect opportunity to start your shopping spree! Plus, St. Giles Southkey Hotel is located right next to Mid Valley Mall, making it the ideal choice for families looking for a weekend getaway.Utopia Titan X Theme ParkAddress: 7F-07, BESIDE GSC CINEMA, Paradigm Mall, Taman Bukit Mewah, 81200 Johor Bahru, Johor Darul Ta'zim, MalaysiaPhoto credit: Utopia Titan X Theme Park on FacebookParadigm Mall is another mega mall in JB that caters to both the young and old. If you have children with a wide age gap, this is the perfect place to visit! With a giant ice-skating rink at the center of the mall, older children can enjoy a delightful skate, while the younger ones can have fun at Utopia Titan X Theme Park. There, they’ll find an exciting rope course, net course, and pedal go-karts! If that’s not enough, let them burn off all their energy on the trampoline, and we guarantee they’ll have a great night’s sleep!Jungle Gym @ Sunway Big Box, JohorAddress: Lot FF-02, Big Box, Pusat Komersial Sunway, Persiaran Medini 5, Bandar Sunway, 79250 Iskandar Puteri, Johor Darul Ta'zim, MalaysiaPhoto credit: Jungle Gym websiteThough a bit farther off, this place is convenient if you’re driving into JB from the Tuas Second Link. Known as the biggest playland in Malaysia, the Jungle Gym is a must-visit if you have children! Whatever kind of play your child enjoys, they’ve got it all! From long slides and high elements to ball pits and tubes, this place is fun for both the young and old. If you or your older children are seeking a bigger challenge, head over to X-Park nearby for a thrilling adventure!Check Out X-Park in JB for Go-Kart Activities and High Elements!FuntopiaAddress: L1-96 (Level 1, KSL City Mall, 33, Jalan Seladang, Taman Abad, 80250 Johor Bahru, Johor Darul Ta'zim, MalaysiaPhoto credit: Funtopia KSL City Mall on FacebookFuntopia goes beyond just a conventional indoor playground. This place features thrilling VR adventures, educational games, and exciting sports simulators to engage children who may be bored with the usual ball pits, trampolines, and slides! Located at KSL, it’s a great spot for mothers to get their nails and hair done while fathers take the children for a fun playdate, making memories as they fight monsters together through VR and more!Game On Theme ParkAddress: L4.E.01&2, Taman Desa Tebrau, 81100 Johor Bahru, Johor, MalaysiaPhoto credit: Game On Themepark Toppen Shopping Centre on FacebookUnsure whether to bring your child to a theme park or an arcade? Why not both? Game On Theme Park takes you down memory lane with old-school arcade game machines, as well as classic playground activities like slides, a trampoline with a Velcro wall, and a ball pit. Enjoy arcade games like air hockey, car racing, shooting adventures, and more! You can relive your childhood and even challenge your children to a few rounds of car racing!Laser BattleAddress: Ibrahim international Business District, Johor Bahru City Square, Lot MS-11, Innercity Level 4, 108, Jalan Wong Ah Fook, Bandar Johor Bahru, 80888 Johor Bahru, Johor Darul Ta'zim, MalaysiaWhat’s more fun than a laser battle? Whether your children are young or old, laser tag is always a blast! This game is best enjoyed in larger groups, so it’s perfect for a family outing with friends, where the kids can team up and battle alongside the adults. Located just across the Woodlands checkpoint at City Square, this place is easy to access and offers plenty of shopping and dining options too!Pinkfong Baby Shark Adventure VilleAddress: Paradigm Mall, 1, Jalan SS 7/26a, SS7, 47301 Petaling Jaya, Selangor, MalaysiaPhoto credit: Toy World websiteThe legendary Baby Shark now has its own playland! If your child loves the addictive song, they’ll love this place too! With the iconic Baby Shark character plastered on every wall, this place is similar to ‘Pororo Park,’ but with a Pinkfong twist! Expect plenty of Pinkfong music to keep your children dancing as they play. This playground is primarily for toddlers, with most play areas designed to be safer and smaller for their age. It’s also located inside Paradigm Mall, making it the perfect spot for your little ones to burn off energy before crashing out in the stroller during your shopping!FANPEKKA by Aeon FantasyAddress: Persiaran Desa Tebrau, Taman Desa Tebrau, 81100 Johor Bahru, Johor Darul Ta'zim, MalaysiaPhoto credit: Aeon Fantasy websiteAeon Fantasy houses many popular indoor playgrounds and arcades, including MollyFantasy, Kidzooona, Fantazia, PALO, and of course, FANPEKKA. Established by a Japan-based company specialising in the operation of entertainment facilities, you can be sure your children are in for a safe treat! FANPEKKA is a magical place filled with creativity. With themes like pirate ships, castles, and more, it encourages your child’s creativity and cognitive skills through imaginative play and storytelling.Going on a trip just across the border brings a lot of joy, especially for the little ones, as they get to explore and play in a new environment. However, if you're still uncomfortable bringing your children abroad, there are plenty of indoor playgrounds right here in Singapore! Regardless, your children just love spending time with you, and playing together is a great way to strengthen the bond between parents and children!Explore 12 Child-Friendly Indoor Playgrounds in Singapore!

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The Great Singaporean Dish: Featuring KFC’s Chilli Crab Mantou Zinger | merewards

If there’s one thing Singaporeans live to do, it is to feast our heart out! We always seem to have a reason to treat ourselves. Had a bad day? Time to grab a good dinner. Scored an A? Time for a family celebration at a restaurant. Got a promotion? Time to treat the colleagues to a meal. The cycle continues, whether we’re celebrating or moping, there’s always comfort in a hearty, satisfying meal.Celebrate SG60 with KFC’s Chilli Crab Mantou Zinger!In Singapore, we are not shy about our local dishes, which have gained national recognition over the years. Our food and hawker centres have become iconic attractions for tourists, featuring must-visit stalls and must-try Singaporean meals. So, what exactly is the Singaporean meal?The Singaporean MealMany may say that we have too many to choose from, but the top 3 that always emerge are Hainanese Chicken Rice, Laksa, and Chilli Crab.Hainanese Chicken RiceThis iconic dish is a go-to comfort food for many Singaporeans. In fact, it's often the first thing we crave when returning home after being abroad for a long time. The aromatic rice is cooked in rich chicken broth and served with either poached or roasted chicken, served alongside chilli sauce, ginger paste, and dark soy sauce.LaksaThis noodle soup is a true reflection of Singaporeans — bold and full of character. With its creamy, spicy coconut milk-based broth topped with prawns, fishcakes, and cockles, this hearty dish originates from Peranakan culture and has made its mark as one of Singapore’s most beloved dishes.Chilli CrabAn icon of Singapore, this mouthwatering seafood dish features crabs stir-fried in a sweet and spicy chilli sauce with egg. Not only is it one of the most enjoyable dishes that brings families together, this dish is also older than Singapore itself. As we celebrate SG60 this year, it's worth noting that chilli crab was invented in the mid-1950s, making it 70 years old!Often enjoyed with a fried bun, commonly known as mantou, this dish has been reimagined by many food brands with a modern twist.Speaking of modern twists, many have done well with their renditions of Chilli Crab, but one brand that truly encapsulates the essence of this iconic Singaporean dish is KFC.Introducing Chilli Crab Mantou ZingerTake Chilli Crab to the next level as they introduce you to the newest addition to their menu (for a limited time only)! To celebrate Singapore turning 60, KFC is turning up the heat by putting a bold twist on their already irresistible Zinger Burger. This time, the spotlight’s on the iconic fried bun (mantou) that’s replacing their usual Zinger bun!As you know, mantou is perfect for soaking up every drop of the sweet and spicy chilli crab sauce, ensuring none of that goodness goes to waste. Wrapped around the spicy Zinger, it delivers a juicy crunch in every bite, with a burst of seafood aroma as the tangy, spicy sauce clings to both the patty and the mantou.This Chilli Crab Mantou Zinger is not for the faint-hearted. If you’re ready for a gastronomical adventure of finger lickin’ good fried chicken with a local twist, you’ve got to head down to KFC today.Find Out More About KFC’s Chilli Crab Mantou Zinger Here!What’s New?If you still love KFC’s classic 2-piece Hot & Crispy Chicken but want to try their Chilli Crab Dip, fret not — KFC’s all about bringing you that familiar taste of home, alongside their signature chicken! Paired with mini mantou, you’re in full control of how you want to savour this goodness. Dip it, or pour the sauce over both the chicken and mantou; we guarantee that this flawless fusion of texture and taste is unforgettable. One word: shiok.Check Out the #MANTOUMAD Menu from KFC!Of course, with a big celebration like Singapore’s 60th birthday, KFC always has MORE in store. They are bringing back their Ondeh Ondeh Egg Tart, a creamy pandan custard infused with gula melaka and topped with coconut flakes. This fan favourite has been long-awaited, and you can finally grab it in stores.Merch, Merch, Merch!As Singaporeans, we just love good merchandise that best represents us, or something that is cute and functional that we can carry daily. This SG60, KFC does not disappoint because they are introducing the cutest limited-edition Mantou Crossbody Bag!It’s time to say, “I love Chilli Crab Mantou!” by wearing this national dish loud and proud. Featuring a cute chilli crab charm and a wide mantou-inspired design to hold all your essentials, this crossbody bag is the perfect size for the National Day Parade, picnics, or catching the fireworks.Get yours for only $19.90 (U.P. $24.90) with any Chilli Crab meal or bundle! If you’re not feeling kanchiong (rushed) yet, now’s the time to be! Run to your nearest KFC outlet to get yours while stocks last!Find Out More on the KFC website!From now until 2 September, be sure to celebrate our nation’s 60th with KFC by indulging in their Chilli Crab Mantou Zinger and grabbing your merch before it runs out! Even better, if you’re planning a picnic to watch the fireworks, enjoy this for dinner and experience an explosion of flavours and colours as you look up at the night sky. Happy National Day, dearest Singaporeans!This article is brought to you in partnership with KFC. 

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5 Items to Prepare Before the Arrival of Your 1st Child | merewards

This SG60, we’re expecting a baby boom with new government incentives for those born this year! If you're currently expecting your first child—firstly, big congratulations! You’re probably feeling excited (maybe a little nervous too) and are likely in the midst of preparing for your newborn.Find Baby Essentials on Shopee & Earn up to 0.7% Cashback!In this story, we’re sharing 5 essential items for first-time parents. And no, we’re not talking about common items like prams, diapers, steriliser or milk bottles. Instead, we’re recommending items that are often overlooked because they may seem like low priorities but can actually make a big difference. These handy tools can help you get a little more rest and reduce stress once the baby arrives. Read on to discover a few things that could make parenting a little easier, especially with your first child.White Noise MachineWhite noise may seem small or unimportant to many adults, but for an infant, it mimics the comforting sounds of the womb, where it is filled with blood flow, heartbeat, and more. Paired with a comfortable, snug swaddle, your baby will feel right back at “home,” easing the stress of a new environment. A white noise machine or app can help prepare your child for sleep and might even earn you an extra hour of rest.Alternatively, there are toys that play soft instrumental lullabies, specially curated to relax and help children fall asleep. However, this may be a better option if your child is at least a couple of months old.Shop White Noise Machine for Babies on Lazada & Earn Up to 10% Cashback!Meal Prep or Confinement Food Catering To all the strong mamas not hiring a postpartum helper, you absolutely need to prepare in advance. Even if you’re getting help from family members, planning ahead can make a big difference. Whether it’s ordering confinement catering or stocking up on frozen meals, a little preparation goes a long way. It takes the burden off meal planning while you’re recovering or nursing your newborn, giving you more time to rest and care for yourself.The importance of postpartum meals is also critical to help aid you back to health, especially during the first month post-birth, also widely known as the confinement period. Getting nutritious food is important, and oftentimes these meals take quite a while to cook. Hence, to save you the trouble of eating unhealthy, convenient food, it is good to have these prepared in advance before your birth.Shop Confinement Meal from Foodline.sg and Enjoy $10 Off (min. spend $100) Baby First Aid KitWhen it comes to a baby’s first aid kit, we often think of fever patches, thermometers, or creams. But there are many other essentials that are often overlooked, so we’re here to remind you. Items like nail files, Ru Yi oil, gas drops/ gaspasser, soft hairbrushes, nasal aspirators, and diaper cream may not be used every day, but they’re incredibly helpful to have on hand. While these may not seem urgent, you’ll definitely be thankful to have them all in one place when the need arises.Find First Aid Kit, Toys, Cream on Baby Central & Earn 3% Cashback! Cooling Stroller LinerWith the Singapore heat, a cooling liner is a must-have for all strollers or prams if you plan to bring your babies out. Most of these liners are made with soft, cooling, and breathable materials that are comfortable for your baby’s skin. Some liners allow you to insert cooling gel packs to further cool the seat and keep your child comfortable in the heat. While not necessary, these gel packs are great to have if you plan to be out in the sun for long hours, such as a trip to the zoo.Plus, these liners also protect your stroller from any unforeseen situations like a poo-nami or vomit.Find Stroller Lining on Lazada & Earn up to 10% Cashback!Bamboo Sheet Pillow or BlanketGrowing up as a Singaporean kid, it is part of the culture for every child to have a childhood blankie or pillow, also known as a “chou chou.” Finding one that is comfortable and safe for your newborn’s skin is important to prevent any potential rash or abrasion. We recommend choosing one made of bamboo sheets because it is gentler on the skin and soft to the touch. Some popular brands include The Elly Store or BaaBaaSheepZ.Find Brands like BaaBaaSheepZ on Shopee!Although this may seem like a no-brainer and something you’ve probably already considered for your child, we recommend getting one for yourself as well. With the variety of sizes available from different brands, investing in one for yourself is worthwhile! You’ll find the softness irresistibly comfortable. Plus, it’s the perfect accessory for all the moms to relax with their little ones.Parenthood is tough and often involves many sleepless nights, so it is wise to prepare certain items before your child is born to reduce stress and prevent arguments between you and your partner. We hope this article serves as a helpful reminder of the little, often forgotten items that are just as essential for your child’s arrival. May this new season of parenthood bring you an extraordinary love and fill your life with more joy through your little one. Congratulations!Our articles may contain affiliate links. If you buy through these links, we may earn a small commission.

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SG60 Celebratory Items to Enjoy the Parade & Fireworks | merewards

Every year, the nation celebrates our beloved country, Singapore by gathering in red and white. The time where we get to watch the flag fly past during Saturdays’ NDP rehearsals, watch our brave Red Lions parachute down from the planes and sing our hearts out to some of our favourite songs like Home, Count on Me or The Road Ahead. This year is especially special as Singapore celebrates it’s 60th, a huge milestone for us.Whether you’re able to get tickets for the parade or not, Singapore does not leave you to celebrate alone! With multiple locations to catch fireworks, we can stand together as one united people and feel proud of how far Singapore has accomplished.In this story, find where to catch the fireworks in our local heartlands and some essentials to bring for parade or firework shows!Celebrate SG60 like a Pro with Essentials From Shopee!NDP Fireworks LocationApart from the usual places like Helix Bridge, Marina Barrage, Marina Bay Floating Platform or areas around the Central Business District to catch the parade fireworks, you can now catch them lighting it up at the comfort of your neighbourhoods!Here are the 5 heartland area to watch the fireworks: Central Singapore District - open field beside Bishan Junction 8Northeast - open field next to One PunggolNorthwest - open field next to FutsalArena @ YishunSoutheast - open field beside Wisma Geylang SeraiSouthwest - Bukit Gombak ActiveSG stadiumAside from fireworks, there’ll be family-friendly activities and showcases available in these area. So, do head down early with your little ones to show them the rich culture of Singapore for the past 60 years!Celebrations don’t just stop on 9th August! On the 10th of August, catch the Red Lions descent into the heart of Bishan, and catch four F-16 fighter jets swoop past the skies around Singapore. Each heartland will also have showcases of SAF and Home Team Assets, perfect for your children to explore the different kinds of heroes in Singapore.Find Out More About SG60 Heartland Celebrations Here!Items to Bring for NDP and Firework ShowsTo combat the heat and ensure that you stay as comfortable as possible while celebrating the nation’s birthday, it is almost essential to bring these items along with you for NDP. You’d have seen how others prepared themselves by going early and securing a spot so to get the best view of the performance.Here are some items you should bring for the firework shows or the parade:1. Portable FanEnough said. An absolute necessity if you’re going to be under the heat for hours, even if its at night, Singapore is just too hot to not own a handheld fan.With the rise in popularity among Singaporeans, a local brand, JISULIFE® has taken the internet by storm with their ride range of electric fans. Some are so strong and unique, it can even help to dry wet hair – think a portable hair dryer!Shop JISULIFE on Shopee and Earn 0.4% Cashback!2. Camping Chair and Picnic MatIf you’re going to be there early to secure the best spot, you’ve got to do it right. Opening a picnic mat gives you more space, especially when the crowd comes. This allows you to enjoy a bite or at least have space to sit and rest while waiting for the show to start.We highly recommend getting a camping chair as well or as an alternative to picnic mats. Chairs are generally just better on the knees and help reduce pins and needles for sitting cross-legged too long on the ground. Great to have both if you’re going to be there for long hours.Shop Camping Chair from Decathlon and Earn Up to 2% Cashback!3. Thermal Bottle (with Ice Water)With such hot weather, hydrating is a must. If you’re catching the National Day Parade in person, it is important to bring an extra bottle of water as the goodie bag only has 1 bottle of water, which may not suffice if you’re going to be under the sun and singing your heart out all night to all the NDP songs.Thermal Bottle with iced water is just the cherry on top when you’re trying to cool down. You can even wet some napkins and tap them on your skin to cool your overall body temperature.Read More About Which Thermal Bottle is Better!4. Cooling WipesPhoto credit: Watsons Singapore Alternatively, we highly recommend bringing a pack of cooling wipes. Brands like Biore make amazing cooling wipes that could lower your surface body temperature down by at least 3 degrees while removing all the grime of sweat and stickiness on your body. We recommend using one while waiting for the parade to start and one before you leave to take public transport as this wipe also helps to eliminate sweat odour, keeping you feeling fresh and clean.Shop Biore Cooling Wipes from Watsons and Earn 1.5% Cashback!5. SunglassesThis is important for anyone who is catching the parade live or getting a spot near Marina Bay Floating platform. As the performance there is exciting with most showcases up in the sky, like paratroopers and fighter jets, it is important to protect our eyes from the sun as we look up at all the amazing defenses Singapore has! Moreoever, if you’re going earlier at 4pm, the sun is often bright and scorching, wearing a pair of sunglasses not only protects your eyes but it prevent you from squinting your eyes.Shop Fashionable Accessories from Shein and Earn Up to 6.5% Cashback!6. Picnic SnacksThe entire parade is about 4-5 hours and if you do not have a ticket into the Padang, it means that you’ll not be able to receive the goodie bags. The bag often consists of snacks like potato chips, bread, cookies and more. However, if you are watching the parade from the Merlion or Helix Bridge, you may not be entitled to a goodie bag, hence food is entirely your responsibility.Even if you’re planning to have dinner after the parade, do also take into consideration that everyone will be looking for a place to eat and restaurants would most likely be packed, resulting in delays in getting seats and food.Hence, it is better if you prepare a little picnic snack or go on a full-blown picnic to ensure that you can enjoy the performance without a hungry stomach.Singapore is indeed our dear homeland and one that brings people of all ethnicities together. For more information about the parade, you may find them on the NDP official website.If you’re interested in what SG60 has to offer, you can read our article on best NDP food and coupon deals! Happy birthday, Singapore!Discover More About SG60 Food Deals!Discover More About SG60 Coupon Deals!Our articles may contain affiliate links. 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