[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":-1},["ShallowReactive",2],{"channel-detail-":3,"product-detail-dcio95ca3f69":4},null,{"docId":5,"title":6,"subTitle":7,"summary":8,"images":9,"priceCents":11,"priceText":12,"currencyCode":13,"currencySymbol":14,"originalPriceText":3,"discountPercent":3,"rating":15,"pageviews":16,"stockQuantity":17,"isDigital":18,"iapProductId":8,"allowMultiSelect":18,"variants":19,"metaLines":20,"promoText":3,"promoStyle":3,"videoStreamId":8,"videoPosterUrl":8,"channelId":21,"channelName":22,"channelUrl":23,"columnId":24,"columnName":25,"columnUrl":26,"rootChannelId":21,"ancestorIds":27,"contentHtml":28,"pdfUrl":3,"pdfPreviewPages":15,"canManage":18,"columnContentType":29},"dcio95ca3f69","Keropok Lekor","per 5 pieces","",[10],"https:\u002F\u002Fweicity.blob.core.windows.net\u002Fweb-202602-weicity\u002FUploaderrqvvd5hm1tc_2026_02_05_04_08_13.jpg",500,"RM 5.00","myr","RM",0,2,999999999,false,[],[],"myca15d7a517e","Penang Night Markets","\u002Fc\u002Fmyca15d7a517e","colfffde2fdad","Farlim Night Market","\u002Fc\u002Fcolfffde2fdad",[21],"{\"time\":1770293415614,\"blocks\":[{\"id\":\"Bc6VyEi3_N\",\"type\":\"paragraph\",\"data\":{\"text\":\"Keropok Lekor\u003Cspan>&nbsp;\u003C\u002Fspan>(鱼饼\u002F鱼条) is a traditional Malay snack originating from the East Coast of Peninsular Malaysia, specifically\u003Cspan>&nbsp;\u003C\u002Fspan>Terengganu. It is a protein-packed delicacy made from fish and sago flour.\u003Cspan class=\\\"uJ19be notranslate\\\">\u003Cspan class=\\\"vKEkVd\\\">\u003Cspan>&nbsp;\u003C\u002Fspan>\u003C\u002Fspan>\u003C\u002Fspan>\"},\"tunes\":{\"textAlignment\":{\"alignment\":\"left\"}}},{\"id\":\"b_zmdYGziS\",\"type\":\"paragraph\",\"data\":{\"text\":\"\u003Cspan class=\\\"uJ19be notranslate\\\">\u003Cspan class=\\\"vKEkVd\\\">\u003Cspan>\u003C\u002Fspan>\u003Cspan class=\\\"wiMplc ofC0Ud\\\">\u003C\u002Fspan>\u003C\u002Fspan>\u003C\u002Fspan>1. History and Origin (历史与起源)\"},\"tunes\":{\"textAlignment\":{\"alignment\":\"left\"}}},{\"id\":\"KbKKJ-bAeH\",\"type\":\"list\",\"data\":{\"style\":\"unordered\",\"items\":[{\"content\":\"The Fisherman’s Innovation:&nbsp;It originated in the fishing villages of Terengganu. In the past, fishermen had a massive surplus of fish during peak seasons. To prevent waste, they developed a way to preserve fish by mixing minced meat with sago flour and salt.\",\"items\":[]},{\"content\":\"The Name:&nbsp;The word \\\"Lekor\\\" is believed to be derived from the Terengganu Malay dialect word for&nbsp;\\\"lingkar\\\"&nbsp;(circle\u002Fcoil), referring to the way the dough is rolled into long, cylindrical log shapes before boiling.\",\"items\":[]},{\"content\":\"渔民的智慧：&nbsp;起源于丁加奴（Terengganu）的渔村。早期渔民在丰收季节面临鲜鱼过剩的问题，为了不浪费食材，他们将鱼肉剁碎，混入西米粉（sago flour）和盐，制成可以保存的零食。\",\"items\":[]},{\"content\":\"名称由来：&nbsp;“Lekor”被认为源自丁加奴方言中的“Lingkar”，意为“圆圈”或“卷曲”，形容鱼饼在煮熟前被搓成条状或卷状的造型。&nbsp;\",\"items\":[]}]}},{\"id\":\"ogL2yAYpgK\",\"type\":\"paragraph\",\"data\":{\"text\":\"2. Explanation and Preparation (解析与做法)\"},\"tunes\":{\"textAlignment\":{\"alignment\":\"left\"}}},{\"id\":\"oqmSOChdZO\",\"type\":\"list\",\"data\":{\"style\":\"unordered\",\"items\":[{\"content\":\"Ingredients:&nbsp;The best Keropok Lekor uses a high ratio of fish (usually&nbsp;Ikan Selayang&nbsp;or&nbsp;Ikan Kembung) to flour. This gives it a greyish tint and a strong, savory umami flavor.\",\"items\":[]},{\"content\":\"Three Main Varieties:\",\"items\":[]},{\"content\":\"The Soul Mate:&nbsp;It is incomplete without&nbsp;Sos Cili Terengganu, a special sweet and spicy chili sauce made with vinegar and sugar.\",\"items\":[]},{\"content\":\"核心构成：&nbsp;优质的鱼饼使用高比例的鲜鱼肉（如圆鲹或鲭鱼）与面粉混合。这赋予了它天然的灰白色泽和浓郁的鲜味。\",\"items\":[]},{\"content\":\"三大种类：\",\"items\":[]},{\"content\":\"必备蘸酱：&nbsp;享用 Keropok Lekor 必须搭配特制的丁加奴甜辣酱。&nbsp;\",\"items\":[]}]}},{\"id\":\"TTGmc7x0IR\",\"type\":\"paragraph\",\"data\":{\"text\":\"3. Cultural Significance (文化意义)While it remains the \\\"Soul Food\\\" of Terengganu, it has become a beloved national snack across Malaysia. In Penang, you can find it at many\u003Cspan>&nbsp;\u003C\u002Fspan>Pasar Malams\u003Cspan>&nbsp;\u003C\u002Fspan>(night markets) and street corners, often sold alongside fried bananas (Pisang Goreng).\u003Cspan class=\\\"uJ19be notranslate\\\">\u003Cspan class=\\\"vKEkVd\\\">\u003Cspan>&nbsp;\u003C\u002Fspan>\u003C\u002Fspan>\u003C\u002Fspan>\"},\"tunes\":{\"textAlignment\":{\"alignment\":\"left\"}}},{\"id\":\"1cC3Dz0X5x\",\"type\":\"paragraph\",\"data\":{\"text\":\"\u003Cspan class=\\\"uJ19be notranslate\\\">\u003Cspan class=\\\"vKEkVd\\\">\u003Cspan>\u003C\u002Fspan>\u003Cspan class=\\\"wiMplc ofC0Ud\\\">\u003C\u002Fspan>\u003C\u002Fspan>\u003C\u002Fspan>虽然它是丁加奴的“灵魂美食”，但现已成为马来西亚的国民小吃。在槟城，你可以在各大夜市或街头小摊找到它的身影。\\n\\n\"},\"tunes\":{\"textAlignment\":{\"alignment\":\"left\"}}}],\"version\":\"2.31.1\"}","shopping"]