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asdomencil @asdomencil (4265) • Philippines 7 May 12

It has been a tradition that whenever leaves a place for vacation or any other trip, they had to bring travel gifts or "pasalubong" when they returned back and give it to colleagues, friends, classmates, family, etc. One of the...

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pasalubong

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rjcp25 for me chocolate is the most pasalubong because we filipino loves sweets especially chocolates, even a small piece of chocolate, a person who get it will be happy. like me chocolate is my favorite. hope i can get one ^-^

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asdomencil @asdomencil (4265) • Philippines 23 May 12

We have mangoes in our fridge today. My mother from our province sent us about 5kilos of mangoes thru my brother in law. Thinking how to consume those mango aside from eating it as dessert, I suggest my wife that I'll be making a...

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911Ricki That looks absolutely delciious. Im not a fan of mangos to be honest but I certainly would try this.

27 May 12

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asdomencil @asdomencil (4265) • Philippines 23 May 12

On our way home yesterday, I noticed two bakeries selling malunggay pandesal. I just wonder what is the difference about the two. I know malunggay has its health benefits, but aside from this, do you think there is difference...

malunggay pandesal

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judelen Hello! Yes there are many bakeshops now selling malunggay pandesal. You know markets now are knowledgeable on health problem to our people today. They are more creative on how people can access for a better and good health. You know one day I do have my...

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asdomencil @asdomencil (4265) • Philippines 23 May 12

Whenever I got, I see this coffee vending machines. It does not only offers hot coffee but hot chocolate and caramel too. Just insert 5 peso coin and wait for a cup of whatever choice you made. In the public market alone, you can...

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craziestqueenever I have seen this coffee vending machines several times. This kind of business is another kind of passive income. If only I do have the chance, I want to own one.

26 May 12

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asdomencil @asdomencil (4265) • Philippines 23 May 12

Whenever I got, I see this coffee vending machines. It does not only offers hot coffee but hot chocolate and caramel too. Just insert 5 peso coin and wait for a cup of whatever choice you made. In the public market alone, you can...

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shylade I haven't tried it yet. As much as I want to but I am afraid due to sanitation reasons. The vending machine in the market are just exposed and I am not sure whether the water they use is really a purified water or just came from somewhere. good for you to have...

26 May 12

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asdomencil @asdomencil (4265) • Philippines 23 May 12

Whenever I got, I see this coffee vending machines. It does not only offers hot coffee but hot chocolate and caramel too. Just insert 5 peso coin and wait for a cup of whatever choice you made. In the public market alone, you can...

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Firefly I tried it many times because my friend have 1 unit of that coffee & hot choco vending machine. Taste is good, very convenient because you can have your coffee/ choco in seconds.

26 May 12

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asdomencil @asdomencil (4265) • Philippines 23 May 12

On our way home yesterday, I noticed two bakeries selling malunggay pandesal. I just wonder what is the difference about the two. I know malunggay has its health benefits, but aside from this, do you think there is difference...

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blungel0830 I think more and more people are being more health conscious these days. (And insurance companies have statistics to back that up.) Because of this trend, those in the food business are trying to come up with healthier food options. Now bakeries are coming up...

25 May 12

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enelym001 @enelym001 (8322) • Philippines 21 May 12

I don’t religiously take vitamins but lately I’ve been coughing and felt like I’ll have cold. Once in a while I eat Nature Made Vitamin C, whenever I remember taking a tablet. It’s like once in a month or once in two months or...

vitamin c

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enelym001 My grandma used to make ginataang malunggay from its leaves. Try it one day The house we are residing now don't have any place to grow any of it so we haven;t made one for a long time. The fruits (the long one I suppose???) of it were put in a...

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asdomencil @asdomencil (4265) • Philippines 23 May 12

On our way home yesterday, I noticed two bakeries selling malunggay pandesal. I just wonder what is the difference about the two. I know malunggay has its health benefits, but aside from this, do you think there is difference...

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jpso138 Well I have heard about this but have not been able to try it out. But I think the malunggay pandesal is surely much better than the ordinary pandesal. Malungay is proven to contain a lot of nutrients which provides a lot of benefits for health. Having them in...

25 May 12

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asdomencil @asdomencil (4265) • Philippines 24 Apr 12

Life is a continuous journey. We can compare our life driving in a long road with many caution or signs. As driver of our life we must look into these warnings and signs in order fr us to reach our destination safe and hassle...

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chiyochan thank you for your well wishes. =) it is indeed a good life, even with the bumps in the roads, the detour (choices we have to make), the delay (for careers or love life), the risks and what we have to give up in replacement of others or some other more things...

24 May 12

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jureathome @jureathome (5361) • Philippines 23 May 12

I'm saddened by the thought that my favorite primetime soap opera only has this week and next on the air. I have really enjoyed watching every episode of it. I'm talking about the local soap opera, "Legacy". It's not heavy...

legacy

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jureathome I don't think that is the reason for this particular soap for ending. I heard it got good ratings and even won an award. I think they just really have scheduled running time for each soap they air. Here in the Philippines, soaps don't really stay too...

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asdomencil @asdomencil (4265) • Philippines 23 May 12

On our way home yesterday, I noticed two bakeries selling malunggay pandesal. I just wonder what is the difference about the two. I know malunggay has its health benefits, but aside from this, do you think there is difference...

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ginspearl I had my first taste of the Malunggay Pandesal last year when I attended the seminar. Before buying a piece of it I asked the staff what's the difference of the regular one to that with malunggay, hehe but of course the regular one has no malunggay and the...

23 May 12

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asdomencil @asdomencil (4265) • Philippines 23 May 12

On our way home yesterday, I noticed two bakeries selling malunggay pandesal. I just wonder what is the difference about the two. I know malunggay has its health benefits, but aside from this, do you think there is difference...

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preciousjayje I tried that once just last Monday, my sister bought it for me for my curiosity. It really taste good. I told her that there's a malunggay or moringa ice cream too already. Yet, sad to say it is not available here in our place yet. It's quite far to travel...

23 May 12

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asdomencil @asdomencil (4265) • Philippines 23 May 12

On our way home yesterday, I noticed two bakeries selling malunggay pandesal. I just wonder what is the difference about the two. I know malunggay has its health benefits, but aside from this, do you think there is difference...

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airkulet I have always bought it every morning and there is no difference in taste, aside from the benefits why I always buying it, the bakery here maintained its temperature in the oven and what I hate about it is the mumog only, sorry can't tell how I translate it in...

23 May 12

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asdomencil @asdomencil (4265) • Philippines 23 May 12

On our way home yesterday, I noticed two bakeries selling malunggay pandesal. I just wonder what is the difference about the two. I know malunggay has its health benefits, but aside from this, do you think there is difference...

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Bebs08 Oh? that;s interesting!! malunggay pandesal? I did not try that yet, well, her in US I never found any pandesal. I even want to know how to make one because they are not making pandesal here. I would like to try that malunggay pandesal.....

23 May 12

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asdomencil @asdomencil (4265) • Philippines 23 May 12

On our way home yesterday, I noticed two bakeries selling malunggay pandesal. I just wonder what is the difference about the two. I know malunggay has its health benefits, but aside from this, do you think there is difference...

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ARIES1973 Hi Asdomencil! You should try it! It's super delicious! My co-trainees coming from other places just love the taste and they really are longing to have it for breakfast every day. It do tastes best with butter. Well, as to the health benefits, I can not share...

23 May 12

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asdomencil @asdomencil (4265) • Philippines 23 May 12

On our way home yesterday, I noticed two bakeries selling malunggay pandesal. I just wonder what is the difference about the two. I know malunggay has its health benefits, but aside from this, do you think there is difference...

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chicgale There is a bakery near my place selling malunggay pandesal. I haven't get a chance to drop by and taste the bread, but according to my friends who tasted it, they said it tasted good. I may try to stop by one day just to find out.

23 May 12

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asdomencil @asdomencil (4265) • Philippines 23 May 12

On our way home yesterday, I noticed two bakeries selling malunggay pandesal. I just wonder what is the difference about the two. I know malunggay has its health benefits, but aside from this, do you think there is difference...

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lady Di Maybe there is since there is malunggay added to it, maybe t is real or just flavoring.. Why don't people just buy seedlings of malunggay an dplant them in the backyard, they grow quickly anyway.

23 May 12

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asdomencil @asdomencil (4265) • Philippines 23 May 12

On our way home yesterday, I noticed two bakeries selling malunggay pandesal. I just wonder what is the difference about the two. I know malunggay has its health benefits, but aside from this, do you think there is difference...

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rebel_woman06 We know that malunggay has its very healthy benefits. Thus, there are new products stating that one of the ingredients is mallunggay, because they know that people will like that. One of them is pandesal, and i can tell you that they are delicious. Though,...

23 May 12

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asdomencil @asdomencil (4265) • Philippines 23 May 12

On our way home yesterday, I noticed two bakeries selling malunggay pandesal. I just wonder what is the difference about the two. I know malunggay has its health benefits, but aside from this, do you think there is difference...

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obe212003 They are actually making the dough from malunggay/flour mixed powder. Malunggay leaves were dried, crushed and mixed with the flour. Then the bread processing is just the same for the regular pandesal. I do know about if the regular pandesal could attain such...

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