In a recent twist, the Inside Scoop’s new Pei Pa Koa ice cream flavour faced a halt by the Ministry of Health (KKM) due to concerns about using “cough syrup” as a flavor. READ MORE ...

The Pei Pa Koa cough syrup ice cream flavour was offered by Malaysian ice cream chain Inside Scoop. All online promotional material has since been taken down. (Image: Inside Scoop website ...

Recently, Inside Scoop announced its new seasonal ice cream mixed with the traditional Chinese herbal cough syrup Nin Jiom Pei Pa Koa. Some expressed excitement and curiosity to try the new flavour.

SINGAPORE: While Pei Pa Koa-flavoured food products are unlikely to have any food safety issues, people should consume them in moderation. That was the advice from the Singapore Food Agency (SFA ...

On July 30 (2024), the Health Ministry announced that a local ice cream brand was banned from selling “Pei Pa Koa-flavoured ice cream”, citing that mixing the Pei Pa Koa cough syrup with food ...

NEW YORK (XINHUA) - A traditional Chinese cough syrup, called Nin Jiom Pei Pa Koa, is flying off the shelves in New York stores this flu season, following a US news report. According to a report ...

Often referred to simply as Pei Pa Koa, the sticky black cough syrup has been produced by Hong Kong-based company Nin Jiom Medicine Manufactory since 1946, but has its roots in the early years of ...

In Singapore, several food and beverage outlets sell products that are ‘Pei Pa Koa’ flavoured, from milk tea to bubble tea and ice cream. (Facebook pic) Singapore’s food safety agency does ...

Only recently did I learn it’s called the Pei Pa Koa, this sticky sweetness that represents so much of who we are today as Chinese Filipino. No matter how assimilated we become, we will always ...

If there’s one thing New Yorkers love more than discovering a new secret remedy, it’s telling other New Yorkers about it. “I’d been super sick for a week and half and couldn’t stop ...

SINGAPORE - Sad to see Pei Pa Koa-flavoured ice cream pulled from stores in Malaysia last week? Food products containing the popular Chinese herbal syrup, also known as pi pa gao, are allowed in ...

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): Sad to see Pei Pa Koa-flavoured ice-cream pulled from stores in Malaysia last week? Food products containing the popular Chinese herbal syrup, also known as pi ...