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  1. Bing Baing says:

    where can we buy your alkaline product (powder), the nearest store in our location. we’re from sarangani province

  2. herold maala says:

    nice one

  3. manjunathreddy vn says:

    I am planing to start fruit jelly manufacturing unit at hindupur.(andhrapradesh state). Pl let me know weather you will help in this regard like jelly making formula and training or visit of any running jelly unit at your plce… plz guide me in this regard asap….

  4. khalid says:

    what is the question first ?

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  6. MASI says:

    PLEASE
    how to remove free faty acid fron vergin coconut oil
    must i add custic sodium to the oil and put this oil on fire ?
    please can you give a practical solution

    • marvin says:

      There is no easy method I think.. This two links might be useful [http://www.patentstorm.us/patents/5560950/claims.html] [http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0960852408001739]

  7. Good Food says:

    Applying For Link Exchange? Thanks!

  8. Bee Keeper says:

    Hi. I’m a new bee keeper from Baguio City and would like to ask help if where I could get bottles (with cap) for honey. Do you have cellphone numbers of the suppliers? Thanks a lot!

  9. cristina says:

    do you have list of fruits and vegetables on-season per month?

    • marvin says:

      Sorry! I will try to make one. Philippine fruits and veggies are too many to list. It will surely take time to find them all.

  10. Cristina says:

    Thank you:) On-season fruits and vegetables are cheaper and I think sweeter and appropriate for the kind of weather… I want to know more… :)

  11. anrol cruz says:

    how much is the bottle of nata de coco..thank you so much

  12. Angelica says:

    when was it fatured in Jessica Soho?

  13. Angelica May D. Piñon says:

    When was it featured in Jessica Soho tv show?

  14. Arvin R. Cruz says:

    Greetings!

    Sir/ Madam,

    We the ABE United Student Council (ABE-USC) will be having our Intramurals 2011. We are requesting for you and your company’s help to sponsor our Intramurals, by means of product or financial assistance. It would be a great opportunity for your company to market your product during the said event. Our Intramurals 2011 will be on November 28-29, 2011 at RASAC Basketball Court and Multi Purpose Center Located at Alvarez street near Bambang Sta. Cruz Manila.

    Sincerely yours
    Arvin R. Cruz

  15. Lira says:

    Hi! we are looking for Jar supplier, Please send us quotes on Jam Jars or Honey Jars about 200gm or below. Thank you.

    0939 261 14 65

  16. Von says:

    Sir, good afternoon.

    Do you happen to know where to buy pancit pancitan or ulasimang bato? Or do you know any alternative for persistent shoulder pain.

    Thank you.

    Von

    • marvin says:

      I am personally using ginger. Slice ginger thinly. Roast slightly over flame, about 20 seconds. Dip in eficascent oil. Then apply to painful area. Use a bandage to hold it over time. The ginger soothing effect last up to 6 hours.. This solution is also temporary until you found the source of pain.

      Shoulder pain possible causes: Wrong sleeping position – thick pillow or curved bed. Too much work. The food eaten – unbalance diet or over consumption of animal fats, softdinks and other artificial foods.

      If symptoms persist, consult your doctor.

  17. Phillip says:

    Where do I find this in USA?

    SOUR FRUITE OR GUABANO FRUITE

  18. Daphney says:

    Where do I find Gubayano fruit, tea or related products in South Africa? I need it urgently to use to cure cancer.

  19. vahid says:

    hi
    to whom it may concern
    I’m an business owner in frog (Rana) farming, and in order to export our products we need your assistance for finding a costumers.
    i appreciate if you could introduce some investors.

    Regards.

  20. Sunshine says:

    Hello po! Do you know a place where I can buy chitosan?
    Desperada na ako, I’m asking everybody, I need it for my thesis sana po. :(

    • marvin says:

      Chitosan? The fat blocker? Ask Mercury Drug. Or secure a paypal account and buy it online e.g from amazon or ebay.

      You can also ask laboratory supply companies to order it for you.

  21. tabs says:

    Hi..

    Do you have any recommendation for fatty liver?
    My SGPT is above normal and I need some advice..
    Thanks

  22. John L. says:

    I have a question regarding Lup Cheong. I just made some using a recipe from Singapore. It is all organic with no nitrites or nitrates. They hang it out in 65 F temp in the shade to dry for approx 60-90 days. Is there any concern of it rotting or spoiling. Some people say that the meat becomes an enzyme and works as the preservative, so is this anything that I need to worry about. I replaced about half of the pork with wild duck. In 5-1/2 lbs I used 3/4 cup of sugar, and 1 cup of whiskey.

  23. Noemi Tirona says:

    Hello! We would like to invite you and and all your readers/subscribers to ORGANICS 101: EVERYTHING YOU WANTED TO ASK ABOUT CHOOSING, BUYING AND EATING ORGANICALLY-PRODUCED FOOD, a highly informative PUBLIC FORUM with organics expert Mr. Raymund Rubia of AANI, sponsored by the Consumer Rights for Safe Food, on Friday, March 30, 1:00-5:00pm at Miriam College Environmental Studies Institute, Katipunan Avenue, QC. Will appreciate your help in spreading the word on choosing and eating organic. I am hoping you can post it in your blog so your followers can have the chance to attend the forum. If you will allow me, may I have your email so I can send you the jpeg file on this? Or you may also want to check out “Consumer Rights for Safe Food (CRSF)” in Facebook. Thanks you so much po! Respectfully yours, Noemi T

  24. Lyn Capule says:

    April 10, 2012

    Sir,

    Thank you. I forgot to ask you pala kasi me condition ang anak ko. I am placing him on a gluten free diet. Paano po ang paggawa ng french fries using our indigenous crops na gluten-free as well as cooking oil na gluten free? Any suggestion po is very welcome because puro imported ang nakikita kong gluten free food dito. Mahal. Kaya I am turning to our native rootcrops/tubers to make into fries.

    Thank you.
    Pasensiya na po uli sa abala.
    Regards.
    LYN

    • marvin says:

      As far as I know ay walang gluten ang french fries, unless na i-dip sya sa gravy or ketchup na may flour as ingredient. Gluten can be found in wheat, barley, rye and triticale. It is present in all bread and cake type and all other foods with flour as ingredient. Check the label carefully to see if flour or wheat, barley, rye and triticale are present. Ask restaurants manager if they are using such.

      Other foods in their pure raw form are gluten free , like mango, camote, potato, ampalaya, rice etc…
      Processed foods are doubtful.
      e.g. a gravy or fishball sauce is gluten free if thickened with cornstarch, not if thickened with flour.
      Flour is sometimes used to bind meat products such as corned beef, patties and siomai.
      All kinds of bread, cakes and the likes contain gluten.
      A gluten-free bread is not a real thing. Gluten is a must in bread making.

      Avoiding any kind of processed food might be easier than sorting out gluten free products.

      I am sorry for the late reply!

  25. Lyn says:

    April 12, 2012

    Sir,

    Thank you very much for the reply. Ang hirap po kumain sa fastfoods and restaurants kasi me condition nga anak ko. Recommended sa kanya ang GFCF diet. French fries ang isa sa mga kilala niya na pagkain. Kanin, gulay hindi niya gusto.

    Thank you po uli. Pasensiya na sa abala.

    Regards.

    LYN

  26. Ellenor A Perez says:

    Sir, do you know where we can order shrink wrap? Im from the National Power Corporation and we,re looking for supplier of shrink wrap for the charcoal briquettes.
    Thanks and regards.

    • marvin says:

      Contacts included in this link might help you[http://www.foodrecap.net/pack/philippine-packaging-suppliers/]

  27. Lyn says:

    April 26, 2012

    Sir,

    Tanong ko po pano po gumawa sa bahay ng barquillos na dagdagan ko ng dragon fruit as flavoring? Mahilig kasi anak ko sa mga pagkaing crispy at may shape na pareho sa french fries.

    Thank you,
    Lyn

    • marvin says:

      I have never tried it yet. You may recipe from other blog.
      A recipe [http://oggi-icandothat.blogspot.com/2010/05/barquillos.html]
      A cooking video [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hLE6jC7zbtg]
      The process looks very simple. I wish I have that folding metal sheet!

  28. Perlita Pablo says:

    gud am pwede ko b malamn ung number mo? gusto ko kc matuto gumawa nang coconut sugar.. kase i have my own coconut plantation… i’ll just leave my number 091749945three8…

    • marvin says:

      Where is your place? I have several articles about kaong/sugar palm and coconut sugar making and how to harvest good quality sap. Hope those can help you start.
      You need the following:
      1) a good mangangarit – for getting good quality sap.
      2) a hand refractometer – for measuring sap sugar content before boiling, 20Brix is the best but as low as 10Brix is still good
      3) wide cooking vessel / kawa – for boiling the sap, the wider the better.
      4) a candy thermometer – for monitoring the end point of 115 degree centigrade.
      feel free to reach me via text (09155408271) or via email (marvinvicedo@yahoo.com) or via this contact page. Email is recommended cause I have carrying cellphone.

  29. Eugen says:

    Hej. I did not now when I bought 4 rambutan fruits that you are not supossed to eat the seed in The middle. I ate the first seed of the the first rambutan fruit but I am a litlle worried. After that I red about the fruit and will never eat the seed again. Is the seed dangerous or you have to eat several seads before its dangerous?

    • marvin says:

      It is said that seed coats are poisonous. no recorded seed poisoning cause it is not normally eaten. i am trying to find the lethal amount but cannot find any reference yet. I often accidentally crushed seeds with no observable health effects.

  30. Icey Zhang says:

    Dear Sir or Madam,

    We learn your company name and address from the Internet. We are one of the leading manufactures dealing with fresh fruits and vegetables with more than 10 years experience. We are very glad to know that you are in the line with fresh ginger. We are writing here in hope that could have a chance to establish good relations with you sincerely.
    With good reputation in China, we entirely assure you of high quality products with the most favorable price. Welcome to contact us for further details.
    Awaiting your kind and prompt reply.
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  31. Kim Sanchez says:

    Hi!

    I’m Kim Sanchez from Bright Idea, the PR Agency of Max’s Restaurant. We are currently updating our directory, if it’s okay, we also want to ask for your contact number and e-mail address so we can update and invite you for Max’s upcoming events.

    Thank you and hope to hear from you soon.

    Sincerely,
    Kim Sanchez
    Bright Idea Events Management
    M: 09175161685
    E: events.brightidea@gmail.com

  32. OMAR says:

    Thanks for your website do you have training or seminars on how to make banana and camote chips.

  33. chaman gupta says:

    re;tawa-tawa tea
    I am in usa.My grandson 10 yrs. old platelet count has gone low to 24000. how can i get tawa-tawa herb for my grandson.
    thanks
    chaman gupta

  34. chaman gupta says:

    Thanks for the reply.
    YOU need not hide anything.
    Write dried tawa-tawa(snake weed) its (botanical name)herb
    for medicinal use only
    How much it will cost first class mail ? WHAT WILL BE THE WEIGHT OF THE HERB?
    How many days it will take to reach; bolingbrook, illinois 60440 USA
    Please check this information.

    how the money can be sent to you

  35. C. Cook says:

    Thanks for the article how to process the sap of the palm tree that ferments rapidly. No wonder that sweet tasting juice becomes sour by the end of the day.

    To pasteurize and prevent fermentation but preserve its flavor, how many degrees of temperature does it requires? Is there a pasteurization equipment to do this?

    I’m planning of visiting home and drink this juice.

    Please write also an article of how to make a powder agar-agar out of sea weeds.

    Thanks!

  36. C. Cook says:

    Thanks for the reply.

    Since Filipinos have no commercial products of any bottled palm juice, that I know of, I went yesterday to a Thai store in Houston to buy their Palm Nectar. I was disappointed because the taste was not the same as our own fresh palm juice. It was too sweet and did not have that biting after taste kick.

    Another Filipino product that is missing in the market in Houston is the Filipino dried seaweeds. Kelp from China and Japan are abundant in Asian stores but they do not taste the same as our own seaweeds.

    Houston is the 4th largest city in the US and has a lot of Filipino residents who will be buying these products along with the famous Filipino fresh mangoes. Hopefully some enterprising Filipinos, even non-Filipinos, will initiate to do this business in Houston after reading this blog.

    Your blog does help in disseminating information to the community both locally and internationally. Keep it going!

    Thanks again!

  37. rhozza says:

    hi! we’re interested to feature yung mga wine na nasa blog nyo po. Pwede po ba kayong magdemo for us. It will be aired sa Pinoy MD, a health related show of GMA 7.

    Pa-feedback po sir.

    Marami pong salamat.

  38. ART says:

    Hi,

    I’m interested in cheese making. can you recommend a seminar that i can attend into. Where can i buy cheese making ingredients such as rennet, starter cultures etc.

    hope you can help me out.

    thanks

  39. arturo tabamo jr says:

    dear sir or madam

    i am very much interested in synthetic soy sauce and vinegar mass production pls tell me where we can buy the cane crystalline for vinegar and the union sauce for soy sauce making and do you mean by i.m.p. in soy sauce pls reply at least i found you for i have been this process of making soy sauce and vinegar pls help me its my livelihood to support my family

    lord bless you arthur

  40. libay says:

    I’m interested in cheese making. can you recommend a seminar i can attend to?
    Thanks. God bless.

  41. J. says:

    Hi!

    I’d just like to thank you for sharing all your knowledge on your blog. There is so much information on local products that I find so enlightening. If you ever have any talks, seminars, I’d very much be interested to attend.

    Thanks again and keep up the good work.

    J.

  42. mitch says:

    is jimmy dy is part of your company,.?

  43. Renz Michael says:

    may i know who is the author of the article on making Sweetened Mango Peels? I am making a research on making Sugar Coated Indian Mango Peelings, yeah similar in what this article says. But first i need to have a phytochemical analysis of Philippine Indian Mango Peelings because there is no particular studies about its phytochemical constituents. My Professor said I need to do it first so that I will know what nutrients and bad side effects we can get from it. May I know if do he/she have a certain phytochemical analysis on Philippine Indian Mango Peelings? If you have, pls reply or send me an e-mail(renzmichaelhartbautista@yahoo.com). Thankz

  44. Jurasme Makilala says:

    sir practical bang gawing bang gawing vinegar ang plantation type na banana from mindanao,taga central mindanao kasi ako at nagbabalak ako na magtayo ng vinegar production business from banana,coconut sap(tuba) at african palm oil plant.abundant kasi sa amin yung mga crops na nabangit,include na rin yung papaya.
    Sa ngayun sir TNT ako dto sa California,halos survival lang ako dto,kaya nagiisip akong umuwi na lang dyan sa atin,kung pwede sana,kung pwede baka may kakilala kayo na pweding gumawa ng feasibility studies,including the production process,at design ng equipment.
    Salamat sir napakaganda ng blog at webpage nyo,malaking tulong sa mga kagaya ko.
    ang tel. number ko 5307235027

  45. Rowena says:

    Hi Marvin,
    I am writing to you because I have good reason to believe that your image for Bulanglang has been used without your consent. I have been a victim of plagiarism by The Cuisine of Hawaii facebook page, where recipe text and images were used without permission. If you did indeed consent to the use of your bulanglang photo, then please accept my apologies for bringing this matter to your attention.

    Your image appears on the Wall page and you’ll need to click on the more posts link at the bottom. I am inserting both the url for the Wall and also for the page where your image is located.

    Wall: http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Cuisine-of-Hawaii-Hawaiian-cookery/144521408901105?sk=wall
    Bulanglang: http://www.facebook.com/notes/the-cuisine-of-hawaii-hawaiian-cookery/bulanglang/180939255286545

    Again, if you have given consent to Cuisine of Hawaii, please accept my apologies and thank you very much for your time.

    Rowena

  46. C. Cook says:

    Contact this person first by e-mail. Be professional in your approach. Save your e-mails and save his or her response. If this person does not respond, approach the website provider of this person and inform them that they published a stolen picture/article so it must be removed from this website. They might ask you for proof that it is yours or ask you for additional requirements. Also e-mail facebook administrators if this person posted your pictures/articles in facebook.

    Someone wrote that to prevent thieves, it is advisable to copyright your webzine. At the bottom of each webzine page, place a copyright symbol to alert thieves that if they infringe your pictures and articles, they could be sued. In order not to get caught, the thieves are cutting or defacing watermarks, substituting local words for different words to make the article their own but by changing words, the sentences does not make sense anymore. They still get caught anyway and pay heavy fines.

    Check the copyright office there if they can give assistance to you too.

    Hopefully this problem will end.

  47. Arnie Ray Del Parto says:

    Hi Administrator!

    I am currently developing a seminar on Crisis Preparedness and I would like to use a video clip of a news or related news about the mislabeled quick chow. where do you think I can secure one? even just for a few seconder clip. I will be glad to hear from you.

    Sincerely,

    Arnie Ray Del parto
    delparto@yahoo.com

  48. Marlon Echapare says:

    Hi Sir,
    we are conducting feasibility study regarding sa paggawa ng dragon fruit wine. Sana po ay matulungan nyo kami, kailangan po namin ng informations regarding dragon fruit wine. Please please please

    please contact me at 09158790433 or on my email marlon_echapare@yahoo.com or dito din po sa site nyo. Thank you.

  49. Roldan Bagsingit says:

    Hi Sir,
    I’m looking for powdered seed of duhat. can you help me find one.
    Thanks.

  50. Roldan Bagsingit says:

    gud day sir, do you know where can i find lubi-lubi fruit.
    thanks

  51. Marlon Echapare says:

    kuya gusto ko po malaman kung gaano nyo katagal napoprocess yung sa paggawa ng wine. at kung may alam po kayong taniman ng dragon fruit. tnx

  52. Jovie says:

    Hi i been reading you blog which i find interesting and helpful..I am vegetarian and as much as possible i try not to take medicine so herbal medicine really helps a lot..recently my mother-in-law have this “TIBICOS MUSHROOM” which i find nice to drink and heard also that it has lots of health benefits.. I wonder if anyone here also heard tried it too ..Thanks

  53. khalid says:

    please can you give me the process to produce the cocenyrate of tomato
    traditional process,for home
    industrial process to sale on locl market in canes
    thank you
    khalid
    phon 212658343057/ 212671601738
    fax 212535655524 / 212535655517
    you can reply in french or italian

  54. khalid says:

    please
    the process to produce the cocentrate of tomato
    tank you

  55. marvin says:

    Ok!
    Marvin V. Vicedo
    marvinvicedo@yahoo.com
    09155408271

  56. marvin says:

    I never hold any trainings or seminars. I am sure you can master the cooking technology within few tries.

  57. marvin says:

    I am willing to send you the herbs you need but:
    1) ordinary mail takes 3 weeks to 4 weeks or even months to arrive. I do not have the resources to pay first class mail service.
    2) I do not know if the entry of this herb to your country is permitted. If not, how can I hide them from being noticed and compiscated.
    3) the herbs need few days drying before packing.

    Getting the herb in here in philippines is easy.

  58. marvin says:

    Most pasteurization require 70 degree centigrade for 15 to 30 minutes. It never boil, so preserving most of the flavors.

    I am going to look for sea weeds in our market place so I can try making agar-agar out of it.

  59. marvin says:

    ahhhh demo… sure ! saan at kailan? I need to prepare materials for this..

  60. marvin says:

    According to news, the best tasting pinoy cheese came from Laguna. You may inquire about rennet and cheese technology at University of the Philippines Los Banos. This university is responsible for developing rennet, a starter culture from cow stomach.

    Please contact UPLB College of Agriculture
    University of the Philippines Los Baños
    College, Laguna 4031, Philippines
    Telephone: (63) (049) 536-3546
    Fax: (63) (049) 536-3535 #2001, #2000, #2010
    Email: uplbcado@yahoo.com

    FNRI of DOST might also help you. http://www.fnri.dost.gov.ph/

    Inquire other ingredients at MGM, 61 Mariveles Corner Sultan Streets Mandaluyong City.
    Tel:5335111, 5335126

    or Look for Gramix near Philippine General Hospital. (sorry no contact info)

  61. marvin says:

    The best way to know the source of synthetic soy sauce and vinegar materials is to attend the seminar conducted Nego-Skwela (I lost my hard copy, I am very sorry). They have a seminar about Toyo and vinegar making (they are teaching the synthetic methods).

    You can try to contact negoskwela :
    For more information please contact us at tel. nos.:
    433-0621 / 433-0637 / 924-5111 / 497-4163 / 426-7952
    Cell nos.: 0917-8314477 / 0920-9058940
    Email Add: negoskwela99@yahoo.com

    You can also try to find the materials at chemical and food ingredient suppliers like:

    GRAMMIX FOOD INTERNATIONAL, INCORPORATED
    Contact Person: Ms Nanita Salarzon
    Address: 854 Apacible Street Manila 1000
    Telephone 0063 2 5253080

    and

    MGM FOOD COMMODITIES CORPARATION
    61 Mariveles Corner Sultan streets
    Mandaluyong City 1150
    mgmfoods@yahoo.com
    02-5335111
    02-5335126
    02-7184277
    ——

    i.m.p is nucleotides inosinate – a substance similar to monosodium glutamate (vetsin)

  62. marvin says:

    @libay – University of the Philippines, Los Banos is making cheese out of goat milk. Try to contact them:

    The College of Agriculture
    University of the Philippines Los Baños
    College, Laguna 4031, Philippines
    Telephone: (63) (049) 536-3546
    Fax: (63) (049) 536-3535 #2001, #2000, #2010
    Email: uplbcado@yahoo.com

    They also have the rennet technology for cheese.

    Try to inquire at negoskwela.
    433-0621 / 433-0637 / 924-5111 / 497-4163 / 426-7952
    Cell nos.: 0917-8314477 / 0920-9058940
    Email Add: negoskwela99@yahoo.com

    Philippines is not a milk producing country so it is hard to find a seminar about cheese making.

  63. marvin says:

    @pmdinners – thanks and welcome!

  64. marvin says:

    jimmy dy? Nope! Why do you asked?

  65. marvin says:

    Yap its practical. You may also want to try making wine from the said sources. Wine is more expensive than vinegar.

  66. marvin says:

    Any part of my blog can be used without consent as long as the user give proper credits or links. I am watermarking all images to let people know that my blog exists.

    The author of this Hawaii Cooking has three violations: 1) cutting my watermark 2) not giving link or credit to my blog and 3) deceiving people, bulanglang is a Filipino cooking.

    No man is an island. I am also sourcing from other web, blogs, books, magazines and television. However, I always try my best to give credits and not to republished any work with strict copyright notice.

    This man is earning money by selling books. I guess, a little credit to his sources won’t hurt his income. I never know what to do with this guy. I am just hoping he would mind giving credits to his sources.

    I never have enough time to look for persons who are spying and grabbing my work. I am very thankful for your efforts.

    Is there anything I can do to stop others from stealing our work?

    P.S. Why are you not putting any advertisement on your blog? A few bucks a month from your hobby.

  67. marvin says:

    I heard the news from Bandila about june 14 to 16. Hope you can find episode replays on the net.

  68. marvin says:

    We made around 1,000 bottles (375 ml) dragon fruit wine. People are very willing to buy cause the product is new and cheap – only 100 pesos. We are not able to conduct the feasibility study cause the funding was discontinued.

    Dragon fruit is an expensive commodity but we are able to trim down the SRP to 100 pesos by using reject fruits – with cracks, scars and bruises.

  69. marvin says:

    It was my first time hearing about powdered seed of duhat. I read before that it is used for diabetes treatment. Refer to this blog for a more detailed info about the seed powder —http://spicingyourlife.blogspot.com/2009/07/jamun-seed-powder-diet-for-diabetics.html. Hope it helps.

    You are looking for a rare information – finding some is really hard.

  70. marvin says:

    The fermentation process is 3 to 4 weeks. The wine can be consumed after the period but the aging process of usually six months to one year makes the wine more acceptable.

  71. marvin says:

    Dragon fruit plantation: there are many here in Indang, Cavite. Ilocos Norte was featured on Jessica Soho for having wide dragon fruit plantation.

  72. Marlon Echapare says:

    Sir,

    Ask lang po namin baka may alam po kayong exact address ng taniman ng dragon fruit sa Indang, Cavite. Kailangan lang po namin mainterview yung nagpapalakad ng taniman. Kailangang Kailangan lang po namin sa aming feasibility studies. Salamat po.

  73. marvin says:

    Silan Farms sa Tambo Kulit, yung kanto papasok ng Daine. Look for Eddie Silan.
    Ang alam ko meron din sa Agus-os. Look for Belen Matel.
    I think Cavite State University also has small plantation area. Look for Dr. Teddy Tepora of Extension Services.

  74. marvin says:

    googling tibicos mushroom returned some results which signifies that some people have tried it already. I will try making right ups and wait for some user response to answer your queries.

  75. marvin says:

    You may refer to this article for tomato concentrate processing [http://www.foodrecap.net/recipe/tomato-puree-and-simple-concentrate/]

    I never know how to speak French/Italian. Sorry for the inconvenience.

    Please do not hesitate to ask again if you want a detailed / elaborated complex procedure!

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