Absolute Crackers

We all are familiar with crackers. In the UK they are mainly potato-based, enjoyed as light snack.

Around the coast of west Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand fish crackers are traditional food eaten as starters or snack. The original ingredients are pretty basic and healthy, until you deep-fry them, of course.

Pictured is the traditional fish crackers, cut manually. This is taken during a visit to a small factory on Pangkor Island.

 

 

 

 
© Zarina Holmes. Pangkor, Malaysia. Nikon D70s
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