Bing Liang Mooncakes – Affordable Luxury Mooncakes

Last week marked the end of Term 3 and besides the sweet notes, handmade cards and little treats my students gave me for Teachers’ Day, Bing Liang sent over their mooncakes as well! That’s literally a sweet end to the term!

Instead of opting for different boxes of flavours, I had requested for a mixture of flavours of mooncakes in one box as I wanted to have a little bit of everything to sample 😛 I love that this is actually an option in their site!

The mooncakes are tastefully packaged and the box can be re-purposed to keep craft materials or the kids’ trinkets. All the mooncakes are also handmade and beautifully crafted. First impressions count, and these certainly make the cut. It is also preservative free.

I requested for three flavours:

(1) green tea lotus seed

(2) red bean lotus seed

(3) pandan lotus seed

The Green Tea mooncakes use all natural and fragrant fresh Green Tea leaves from Japan. The green tea taste is not overpowering, the paste is not too sweet and I find it very refreshing. Of all the flavours, this is my personal favourite. I’m so glad I asked for two of these in my customised box of 4.

Red Bean Mooncakes are one of the most traditional types of mooncakes. They were actually the first type of mooncakes made by Bing Liang Bakery, so if you’d like a taste of tradition, this would be it.

The Pandan Mooncakes are made using real pandan leaves. With its soft and chewy pandan core filled with toasted seeds, this is my husband’s favourite. He polished off half of it in one sitting.

The Mid-Autumn Festival is coming to an end, so act fast to get your last few boxes of mooncakes for the year at a very affordable price of less than $50/box for most options. 100% handmade, preservative-free and delectable – and there’s even an option to have it delivered within 60 minutes.

Free tasting is available at:

39A Jln Pemimpin #03-01C

Singapore 577183

(5 min walk from Marymount MRT, circle line)

Operating Hours:

Everyday, 2:00 pm to 7:00 pm

Disclosure: I received a box of mooncakes for review. No monetary compensation was received. All opinions are mine. This is Post 1 of 3 in collaboration with Masons Home Decor.

Posted in Food, Reviews | Leave a comment

Enhance Kids’ Learning with a Versatile Eye-Care Monitor

Times have changed and e-learning has become part and parcel of my children’s lives. Every two weeks, my boy does his English composition course online (you can read my review of the course here). On top of that, both of my children have to use the computer every week to complete their Koobits homework given by their Math teachers in school.

It has therefore become imperative that we take steps to take care of their vision. We were blessed to have this 24-inch eye-care monitor sent over by BenQ.

Model: BenQ GW2480T

From time to time, we also do some online research with them. Recently, my husband has embarked on learning about a new country every one to two weeks with them:

The BenQ GW2480T has a unique Brightness Intelligence Technology (B.I. Tech.). As the term implies, the monitor, via a sensor, detects the ambient light condition and adjusts the brightness, and or colour temperature of the screen automatically. Students can thus focus on their task at hand instead of spending time dealing with the complicated monitor settings.

Parents can also have peace of mind when children are able to independently work on the computer to complete their homework or research without straining their eyes further. Initially, my kids were using my laptop for their homework. After we have had the BenQ GW2480T monitor, we just simply connected it to my laptop and now there’s no need to squint anymore because of the screen size!

Playing Math games on Koobits
Completing e-learning homework via SLS

As you can see, the viewing distance is ideal now. What I like best is that the Low Blue Light Technology filters out harmful blue light for both good sleep quality and eye health. The GW2480T with Flicker-Free Technology also effectively diminishes eye fatigue and irritation for better viewing comfort and studying efficiency.

For those who’d like to know the key features of the BenQ GW2480T:

ï‚· 24 inches, 16:9 aspect ratio ï‚· 1920×1080 resolution ï‚· Height Adjustment Stand (HAS) ï‚· Brightness Intelligence Technology (B.I. Tech.) ï‚· Low Blue Light Technology ï‚· Flicker-Free Technology ï‚· Color Weakness Mode ï‚· IPS panel ï‚· HDMI 1.4 / DisplayPort 1.2 / D-sub / Headphone jack

Now that I have this monitor to work with, it has also made it more comfortable for me to prepare lessons or just use it for leisure or blog. I imagine it’d be good for watching drama series or movies too via Netflix if you have your monitor in your bedroom. I just prefer to lounge in bed while I catch up on my shows on Netflix so where I’ve placed the monitor currently is not ideal for that. But since the priority is having the kids work on the digital assignments comfortably while protecting their eyesight, that’s where this monitor will stay for a long, long while.

There’s a National Day promotion (7% off, no GST) from 1st Aug to 31st Aug 2019 so do take advantage of the offer to get the BenQ GW2480T for better eye health!

Disclosure: I received the BenQ GW2480T for review purposes. No monetary compensation was received. All opinions are mine.

Posted in Reviews, tools & appliances | Leave a comment