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Living Crabs can be Bought from Vending Machines

Posted on November 3, 2010 by marvin
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First I experienced buying canned softdrinks form vending machine. Then buying gum and candies from small round dispenser. Vending machines for napkins can be seen in every department store’s comfort room. Some establishments also sell prepaid phone cards. Going to … Continue reading →

Eating a Raw Gummy Bacon?

Posted on October 18, 2010 by marvin
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Bacon cannot be eaten raw. In fact, bacon are pre-cooked during processing. Then it needs a little frying or grilling before serving. It can be eaten as is, as viand, as replacement for or addition to hamburger patties, as ingredient … Continue reading →

Is it True that Cellphone can Cook Pop Corn and Eggs? Boil Water?

Posted on October 17, 2010 by marvin
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Are you still trying to cook popcorn and egg using cell phones? This video became viral with over seven million views and still counting. Other curious people experimented the same setup. Some experiments were success but some were failures. I … Continue reading →

Eating a Raw Immature / Young Okra, Lady’s Finger

Posted on October 8, 2010 by marvin
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My wife is slicing okra to cook it as vegetable ingredients. Most people do the same thing for okra, cooking it first before eating. I love eating cook okra even if it has a slimy mouth feel. Even a plain … Continue reading →

Bugs / Insects as Staple Food Source

Posted on October 7, 2010 by marvin
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Eating bug as food is not new to us or a new discovery. In fact its like an old news paper stored in a stock room a hundred years ago. If you are not eating bugs, perhaps you have seen … Continue reading →

Ulasimang Bato Salad, Pansit Pansitan

Posted on October 6, 2010 by marvin
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I have a previous post of How to make Pancit Pancitan Tea. This medicinal herb is getting popular because it is one of the ten medicinal herbs approved by the Department of Health. This herb is a cure for rheumatism … Continue reading →

Is Bullfrog / Toad Edible ? a.k.a Mindoro Frog

Posted on October 2, 2010 by marvin
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I always thought that bullfrogs are not edible.  I always try to lure the bullfrog away because our elders said that it might spit poison.  They also said that bullfrog alone can kill a snake and bayawak, monitor lizard. The … Continue reading →

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