Philippines Sweet Treats: Dried Mangorind
By anaaibachan
@lizbenetua (637)
Philippines
5 responses
@lizbenetua (637)
• Philippines
18 Feb 16
Yes it is. I changed the name, I was here quite a long time ago. Planning to be active here again. Thanks @SIMPLYD
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@lizbenetua (637)
• Philippines
18 Feb 16
Yes, thanks for your reply @mammots. Posting stuff from the Philippines for I know some Filipinos abroad miss Filipino food. I love it too! Love the sweet stuff!
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@lizbenetua (637)
• Philippines
18 Feb 16
Thanks. Oh that's cool about you liking sour stuff. @sishy7 . I love sour fruits too. The tamarind alone is sour. You can also try green Indian mangos, they're very sour, and best eaten with shrimp paste (bagoong as it's called locally). Just make sure you're not allergic to shrimp
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@lizbenetua (637)
• Philippines
18 Feb 16
Yes, it really is. You can have a try when you come to the Philippines, or when you visit a Filipino store there in the US @jstory07
@lizbenetua (637)
• Philippines
18 Feb 16
Yes it is @trivia79. If you have the time to visit a Filipino store there in California, they might carry it. Here's a link to an online Filipino store in the US
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@trivia79 (7828)
• El Segundo, California
18 Feb 16
@lizbenetua Thanks for the link!
But I'm still living here in the Philippines hehe