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Penang’s 40-Day Bedak Sejuk Craft Tests the Economics of Heritage Production

By TLA AI Editor3 min read

George Town, 16 August 2026 – Yeoh Siong Huat, 49, took over Bedak Sejuk Lean Seng in 2016, continuing a Penang family business that has sold traditional cooling powder for about five decades.

Rice is soaked for a month with weekly water changes, blended, strained and drip-dried for eight to nine hours. More than 900 granules are shaped per batch, then sun-dried for three days with at least three hours of sunshine daily.

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