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<< back to foods in Manila What: Champorado (“cham-po-rah-do”) is the local version of chocolate […]

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<< back to foods in Manila What: Ensaymada (“en-sye-mah-dah”) is a sweet ’n salty yeast-based […]

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<< back to foods in Manila What: Halu-halo (“ha-loo-ha-loh,” also halo-halo), literally “mix-mix,” means all […]

<< back to foods in Manila In the Filipino language, pancit or pansit (“pan-sit”) is […]

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