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Originally Posted by jologsparin on 24 May 2004 - 07:36 AM I like Selecta's choco nut which tastes like the good old chocnut that Lea Salonga sings about. If you want sosyal chocnut flavor, go to Uva's at Greenbelt 3 where a gallon will set you back P 800. It's also available by the cup. Sa imported brands, I drool over Haagen Dazs Tiramisu. I don't know if Ben and Jerry's is available locally but I like all their flavors.
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What are your favorite condiments? They can be ready-made and purchased from stores or something you make. Share your recipes!
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food What's Your Favorite Canned Food These Days?
Eat and Drink posted a topic in Food and Beverages
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What's your top 3, all time favorite comfort food? Here's my list: 1. Maha Blanca (my wife's version) 2. Spaghetti (my wife's version, no other version) 3. Happy Lemon Tiger Sugar
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Where is the best value for money, best bang for you bucks steak houses in the Philippines? Please note that this is different from the Best Tasting Steaks Topic
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Thread started by rich_girl on 2006 October Name your most hated food, yung talagang ayaw mo ng lasa at nasusuka ka pag kinain mo
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drinks What Are You Drinking These Days? * Pictures
Eat and Drink posted a topic in Food and Beverages
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Craving for Black Scoop, again!
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THREAD RULES: 1. Take picture of food or drink 2. Add description and place 3. Eat!
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You're out of time, and you need to grab a bite. What's your "quick" food? What's the fastest food you can get from where you are now? Be it in your condo, in your office, on the road...
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What's the best tasting burger you've eaten, in the Philippines?
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Is Keto in the Philippines possible?
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Originally Posted by dolphin722 on 16 November 2004 - 05:06 PM What kind of foods touches the "senti" in you? Like, macaroni soup with evaporated milk - brings back my childhood memories of my mom serving this to me whenever i am sick, or Master Spanish Sardines - istudyante pa lang ako noon, at isang lata nito, napapakain kaming 8 magbabarkada ... dinadaan na lang sa kanin. Simot talaga ito pati mantika, hehehe! Sarsi with egg. paborito ng tatay at kuya ko. If I want them to smile, bigyan ko lang sila nito.
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The internet has all the answers. Any first-hand experience with actually being a vegetarian? I tried it when I was in high school, my father said it was a good decision, encouraged me. You can be a vegetarian at 15, I did, I was in charge of the kitchen. Walang komontra hehe. -
appreciation How to Appreciate Your Wife's Cooking
Do Better posted a blog entry in How to Take Care of Your Wife
Sit properly, your body should be facing the table squarely. Elbows out, legs open not crossed. Your body should be open, ready to accept the goodness. Lean forward on every bite you do. Use both hands if it's eaten with bare hands, if it's eaten with utensils use spoon and fork. Eat the food while it's smoking hot, make sure you blow air to cool the food you're about to put into your mouth. Do not over fill your mouth. Smile after you swallow the first mouthful, and say your compliments. Short and simple praises is enough. Do not compare your wife's cooking to your mothers if your mother is a better cook than your wife. Do not say it's salty, or too sweet, or the taste is off. She already knows it, you don't need to give her feedback now. Feedbacks can be given after the plates are cleaned. Don't ask any questions on how she cooked it. She knows you don't mean asking questions. You will not remember the recipe even if she tells you how it was done. Eating a lot is the best compliment ever.
