
The Ultimate Guide to Tapsilog: Philippines’ Beloved Breakfast
- Taas-Noo Pilipino Team
- March 14, 2025
Tapsilog is more than just a breakfast meal in the Philippines – it’s a cultural icon that has found its way into the hearts and stomachs of Filipinos across the country and even overseas. The name “tapsilog” is actually a clever combination of its three main components: tapa (cured beef), sinangag (garlic fried rice), and […]
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Leche Flan: Sweet and Creamy Treasure of the Philippines
- Taas-Noo Pilipino Team
- March 13, 2025
Leche Flan is one dessert that truly captures the essence of Filipino celebrations. It’s rich, creamy, and melts in your mouth—it’s like happiness served on a plate! Whether you’re from Manila or halfway across the globe, this simple yet indulgent treat will always bring smiles to faces. Let’s explore the wonderful world of Leche Flan […]
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Pansit Habhab: The Delightful Street Food of Lucban, Quezon
- Taas-Noo Pilipino Team
- March 12, 2025
Are you ready for a flavorful adventure? Let’s journey together to Lucban, Quezon, and dive into the delicious world of Pansit Habhab, a beloved Filipino noodle dish. If you’re a food enthusiast, curious traveler, or just someone looking for tasty new recipes, you’re in the right place! What is Pansit Habhab? A Quick History Pansit […]
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Sisig: The Iconic Filipino Dish
- Taas-Noo Pilipino Team
- March 11, 2025
Sisig, a dish that has captured the hearts and taste buds of Filipinos and food enthusiasts worldwide, is a culinary masterpiece originating from the Pampanga region in the Philippines. This iconic dish has a rich history, evolving from a simple salad to a meaty, savory delight that is now a staple in Filipino cuisine. The […]
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Pansit Sotanghon: A Delicious Filipino Noodle Dish
- Taas-Noo Pilipino Team
- March 10, 2025
Pansit Sotanghon is a beloved Filipino dish that combines the richness of sotanghon noodles with a variety of ingredients, making it a staple at many Filipino gatherings. This dish is part of the broader category of Pancit, which is a term used to describe a wide range of noodle dishes in the Philippines. Pancit has […]
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Halo Halo: The Ultimate Filipino Dessert
- Taas-Noo Pilipino Team
- March 9, 2025
Halo halo, which translates to “mix-mix” in Tagalog, is a beloved Filipino dessert that embodies the vibrant cultural heritage of the Philippines. This colorful treat is a perfect blend of sweetened fruits, beans, and creamy toppings, all mixed together with shaved ice. It’s a dessert that not only cools you down on a hot day […]
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La Paz Batchoy: The Flavorful Filipino Noodle Soup
- Taas-Noo Pilipino Team
- March 8, 2025
La Paz Batchoy is one of the most beloved and iconic dishes in the Philippines, originating from the La Paz district in Iloilo City. This delicious noodle soup has captured the hearts of locals and visitors alike with its rich flavors and hearty ingredients. In this blog, we’ll dive into the history, ingredients, and preparation […]
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Vigan’s Time Capsule: Stroll Through Centuries of Spanish Charm
- Taas-Noo Pilipino Team
- February 24, 2025
Hey there, kababayan! Are you ready for a journey back in time? Let’s take a stroll through the charming streets of Vigan, a place where history comes alive with every step. Whether you’re a Pinoy working abroad or a tourist from anywhere in the world, Vigan has something special waiting for you. This UNESCO World […]
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Beyond the Beauty Pageant: The Complex Relationship of Filipinos with Skin Color
- Taas-Noo Pilipino Team
- January 26, 2025
The Philippines’ complex relationship with skin color can be traced back to over three centuries of Spanish colonial rule, from 1521 to 1898. During this period, the Spanish established a social hierarchy that privileged those with lighter skin, creating a lasting association between skin color and social status. The Spanish colonizers introduced the concept of […]
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“Cross-Cultural” Humor: When Filipino Jokes Meet Other Cultures
- Taas-Noo Pilipino Team
- January 25, 2025
” Knock knock. ” “Who’s there?” ” Juan. ” “Juan who?” ” Juan to hear a joke?” This classic “knock knock” joke, with its playful use of the common Filipino name “Juan,” might elicit a chuckle from a fellow Filipino. But how would it land with someone from a different cultural background? Welcome to the […]
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