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Tow huay is ] for soya.It is commonly eaten in Singapore.It is sweetened by syrup and is soft to chew. Tow huay,or tau huay, is ] for soya.It is commonly eaten in ].It is sweetened by syrup and is soft to chew.

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Tow huay,or tau huay, is Hokkien for soya.It is commonly eaten in Singapore.It is sweetened by syrup and is soft to chew.