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The Brown Rice Biko

Posted on May 15, 2013 by marvin
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brown rice biko

Made of brown rice. This biko is not a regular biko. It is a brown rice biko. To add more detail, biko is made of glutenous rice, this biko is made of brown glutenous rice instead. It offers the health … Continue reading →

First Encounter With California Maki

Posted on May 13, 2013 by marvin
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tokyo tokyo california maki

California Maki. So how is this different from a regular sushi? I never know the exact answer as I never tasted a Japanese sushi yet and this is my first encounter with the maki. It is one of Tokyo Tokyo … Continue reading →

The Peanut Bar From La Trinidad Benguet

Posted on May 8, 2013 by marvin
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bitten peanut bar

The title does not mean the peanut bar in the picture came from La Trinidad Benguet. The person who brought the baked good here just came from Baguio City. Maybe it was made in the city, in La Trinidad, other … Continue reading →

Changing The Color, Flavor and Nutritive Value and Ice Crumble

Posted on May 5, 2013 by marvin
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pink chocolate ice crumble

The ice crumble changed its color again. It was green the other day and now it is barely pink with a swirl of liquid chocolate. The ice crumble now and the ice crumble the other day have the same overall … Continue reading →

The Mister Coffee Hard Pod… your espresso on the go

Posted on May 4, 2013 by marvin
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In attempt to make a natural coffee almost like an instant coffee. I mean an instant preparation but not the instant flavor taste. A ground roasted coffee in filter bag was invented. Instant coffee is prepared by adding soluble coffee … Continue reading →

Unwanted Bitter and Medicinal Taste of Stevia – The Remedy

Posted on April 29, 2013 by marvin
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stevia plant

I accidentally found an article that answers my query about the unwanted stevia taste. It explains that stevia has undesired licorice taste at relatively low concentrations and some consumers are able to perceived bitterness at more than 300 ppm. The … Continue reading →

Explaining The Tagalog Term “Sangkutsa”

Posted on April 27, 2013 by marvin
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The simplest explanation is really simple. The tagalog term sangkutsa simply means “pre-cooking”. Half-cooking is also acceptable. Sangkutsa is done by adding one to several flavorings to the main ingredients. It can be water only, or water plus salt, fish … Continue reading →

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