Mariza Pandan Coconut Spread, 8 Ounce

This stuff is pretty good. I saw someone eating Kaya toast on YouTube and sparked my interest. I don't think there is any place in my area that serves it and I couldn't find Kaya in any Asian market here. Gambled and got this from Amazon. I like it! Light and sweet taste. My wife likes it too. It's been added to our breakfast rotation.

I fell in love with Kaya Toast when I was in Singapore. I missed it, and when I found this, I was so excited. I love this stuff, it is so good, like someone else said, I like to have it with a half boiled egg and good coffee. Expensive, but worth it

For someone who has been to Singapore and Malaysia, this is as close as you can get to eat kaya. For those who has not tasted it before, it is a jam made with eggs and sugar and coconut milk and pandan leaves. It taste like custard but not. :) It taste best with butter and toast. Tho it’s not like the one popular brand in Singapore, this kaya is close enough if you have a craving.

It's good. It's a sweet, smooth, creamy, nutty vanilla-y spread. However, it doesn't taste like pandan. Well, maybe I'm used to much much much much MUCH stronger pandan flavor, but to me this doesn't taste like pandan. Just has a teeny tiny little hint, SORT OF, of pandan in there. But it's still very tasty.

The luscious aroma of pandan (screwpine) leaves is unmistakable. The consistency of the jam is smooth and easily spreadable. It evoked memories of my childhood—growing up watching my aunt make this remarkable jam to spread on my buttered toast. Though I find it a tad on the sweeter side, I enjoy eating this very much.

I recently tried Kaya spread and was really impressed by the taste. It has a rich, creamy texture and a delicious flavor that's a perfect balance of sweet and savory. I would definitely give it a 5-star rating for taste. However, I do have to say that I don't think it's a great value for the price. It's definitely on the pricier side, and I finally found a way cheaper one at the Asian market. Overall, I would recommend Kaya spread for anyone who is looking for a high-quality, tasty spread and doesn't mind paying a little extra for it. However, if you're looking for something that's more budget-friendly, there may be other options out there that would suit you better.

A delicious pandan paste. a tad sweet but perfectly balanced

I’ve just came back from spending a month in Asia. Specifically Malaysia, Singapore, and Indonesia. This is very bad and not worth even $2. It is filled with food coloring and tastes ultra processed- not like the real deal. Very sugary and low quality. Additionally, there’s a cancer label ?! I wish this was disclosed.