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Filipinos love sugar. And why not, we do grow a lot of sugar cane here after all. You will notice a heavy hand of sweetness even in the savoury dishes as it is not uncommon to add Sprite or some other sugary soft drink to a main dish during the cooking process.

I could go on and on about Filipino food (and I did, in a previous post, so check it out here if you’re a foodie). But for now, I’ll keep the list to the easily transportable packaged goodies that make great “pasalubongs”.

Dried Mangoes

You can also find dried banana, dried jackfruit, dried papaya, etc but mango is really what the Philippines is all about. Sweet and chewy, biting into these will take you right back to the times you had them fresh in the Philippines.

Polvoron

Made from powdered milk, toasted flour and sugar, held together by melted butter and then packed into little moulds and released into paper wrappers. These little treats crumble when you bite into them. Not ideal for the lactose intolerant. You can find these in classic or with added pinipig (rice crispies) and a multitude of other flavours.

Otap

A golden baked biscuit made from puff pastry with a spirally oval shape and sprinkled with granulated sugar. Crunchy, light, sweet and brittle, it originated in Cebu but now available everywhere.

Tablea Chocolate

Chocolate was introduced to the Philippines by way of the galleon trades from Mexico to Manila. With tablea, cacao beans are roasted and ground are formed into balls or tablets. Later on you put these into a pot with milk and sugar, dissolving and cooking them into a rich hot chocolate.

Rosquillos

Another cookie native to Cebu, this one is made from flour, eggs, butter and sugar. It has a distinctive shape: circular with scalloped edges and a hole in its centre. My grandmother used to spread a little butter on her rosquillos and dip it in her coffee.

Piaya

Unleavened flatbread with a muscovado sugar and glucose syrup filling. Not surprisingly, it originates from Negros Occidental, the sugar capital of the Philippines.

Hopia

Hopia, another favourite afternoon snack is essentially mooncake, which was introduced to us by the Chinese. It is flaky pastry traditionally filled with sweet mung bean but also comes with other fillings such as ube, camote and even pork.

Pastillas de Leche

Candies made from milk and sugar, cooked and then rolled, sometimes coated in sugar and individually wrapped. My favourite are the ones made from carabao’s milk; though be warned these do not have a long shelf life and should be eaten right away (not a problem for me).

Ube products

This purple root vegetable makes itself known in a range of edibles, from ice cream to chips and different kinds of cakes. It doesn’t have a strong flavour but that bright, punchy colour adds a festive touch to whatever it is in. Ube flavoured candies or pastillas or how about some ube jam?

Coffee

There are several regions of the Philippines successfully growing coffee. Robusta and Excelsa varieties are also grown here, but Arabica and Barako would be my picks to bring home.

Jam

Mango and pineapple are my favourites to give as little gifts; also calamansi marmalade. Tropical sweetness in a jar.

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Limang iba’t ibang sitwasyon na kung saan naranasan ko ang kahalagahan ng wika na maiuugnay sa konsepto ng wikang pambansa:

1. Napagtanto kong mahalaga ang wika sa pakikipagtalastasan sa aking kapwa.

2. Ang wika ay kabigkis ng ating kultura kung kaya’t upang mas makilala ang kultura ng isang bansa, kailangang pag-aralan ang wika.

3. Ang wika natin ay mayaman at patuloy na nagbabago. May mga pagkatataon na nangangailangan ng pagsasalin ang mga banyaga at sila ay aking natutulungan sa maliit na bagay at iyon ay ang pagsasalin ng mga salitang hindi nila naiintindihan.

4. Sa pamamagitan ng paggamit ng wika, napagtanto kong makatutulong ako upang mapalaganap ang paggamit ng sarili nating wika.

5. Ang wika ang nagsisilbing instrument upang masabi ko ang nasa aking isipan o ang aking nararamdaman. Dahil dito ay nagagawa kong makipag-ugnayan, makamungkahi, makapag-utos, makapagsalaysay, at makapagtanong

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Philippines. The Cuerpo de Carabineros de Seguridad Pública was established by the Captaincy General of the Philippines in 1842 to serve as the police force in the Spanish East Indies. Its role was eventually assumed by the Guardia Civil.

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It can use infrared to detect a target through their body heat. It can determine the development of one's chakra, and even tell if one can mould chakra at all. Kaguya's Byakugan allowed her to see into a target's mind to determine their thoughts and feelings, even to look through their memories

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2.tandard prescribes practices and requirements for the manufacture of cable, wire and harness assemblies. The standard describes materials, methods, tests and acceptability criteria for producing crimped, mechanically secured and soldered interconnections, and the related assembly activities (corresponding lacing/restraining criteria) associated with cable and harness assemblies.

3.A 40-ampere branch circuit can supply either 40- or 50-ampere receptacles. While a 50-ampere branch circuit can supply 50-ampere receptacles, it cannot supply 40-ampere receptacles. For branch circuits that are larger than 50 amperes, the receptacle rating must not be less than the rating of the branch circuit.

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5.Business services.

Communication.

Construction and engineering.

Distribution.

Education.

Environment.

Finance.

Tourism.

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