Kaesang Reveals 'Secrets' of the Presidential Palace Kitchen, There's a Bag of Sugar that's Tied - Upside Down Ketchup Bottle

Kapanlagi.com - Kaesang Pangarep, the son of President Jokowi, is known for actively interacting with his followers on Twitter. This time, thanks to the curiosity of his followers, Gibran Rakabuming's younger brother 'revealed' some secrets in the Presidential Palace kitchen.

It all started when Kaesang answered a question about the job column on President Jokowi's ID card. After that, followers started asking other things, from normal to bizarre. Take a look here!

1. Used Jam Jar as Sugar Container

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Surely most of you also do this, utilizing empty bottles as a place to store sugar or coffee.

Turns out it's the same at the Presidential Palace. Even Kaesang showed the proof on Twitter.

2. Mineral Water Packaging Also Has Its Function

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Mineral water packaging bottles also have a function at the Presidential Palace. From the picture shown by Kaesang, it turns out that the used bottle can be used as a dish soap container.

"Isn't dish soap already packaged?" asked one of the followers with the username @bukanpecanduu.

"It's cheaper to refill," replied Kaesang.

3. Wrapped Sugar with Rubber Band

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It doesn't stop there, Kaesang also uploaded a picture of sugar wrapped and secured with a rubber band. He showed it because he was asked by the user @i__can.

"Do they use rubber bands for sugar at the palace?"

4. Botol Saus Juga Dibalik Kalau Hampir Habis

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Just like in most people's homes, it turns out that at the Presidential Palace, sauce bottles are also turned upside down when they're almost empty. Wow, there are some interesting questions from netizens to Kaesang this time!

"Hey, if the sauce runs out at the palace, do they also turn the sauce bottle like this?" asked @hanindyaratna.

(kpl/tmd)