
But does the look ever disturb you?
"Why is there a roasted pig laying on the table?!"
"Chocolate meat...wait what?"
"OHMYGOD...chicken feet?"
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Lechon Baboy |
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Dinuguan |
Chocolate meat?Oh you know beef, pork, chicken all dipped in milk chocolate just like strawberries...NO. We call this dinuguan. I am not a fan of dinuguan due to the fact I couldn't face what it was really made of, and if you know what dinuguan really means then you will most definitely be disgusted by the English translation of it. Well dinuguan is pork blood stew. It's not red when they prepare it, but it got the name chocolate meat because of the way it looked like meat floating in some kind of chocolate. But the last time I remember having it, it was sarap (delicious) Not that I eat it anymore, but if you're willing to, you should try it at the local Filipino food places such as Tita's Kitchen, Conching, or Goldilocks.
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Halo-Halo |
I know some of our cultural food might be funny looking, but if you were to see halo-halo (ha/low-ha/low) man you would be in heaven by now.
I may not love all the type of Filipino food we have, but we do have food that may be bizarre to other people not familiar with the Filipino food types. I too, am unfamiliar with other culture food such as Indian and Thai food, but I always love to try something new. You just got to be careful with what you try, it may not be too good and upset your stomach.
Next thing you know, you'll be having a date with the toilet ..if you know what I mean.