A giant “kalamay atin” stole the culinary stage during the 12th Guilingan Festival of Siniloan town. Measuring 3.8 meters in diameter and more than an inch thick, the round, sticky ‘kakanin’ (delicacy ...
MANILA, Philippines — Kalamay Buna or Kalamay Indang, designated as a one-town-one-product (OTOP) by Cavite’s Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), is a famous local delicacy for more than a century ...
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How to make kalamay a classic Filipino delight
Learn how to make kalamay, a classic Filipino sweet delicacy made with glutinous rice, coconut milk, and brown sugar. This rich and sticky dessert is perfect for celebrations, holidays, or whenever ...
FIFTEEN brave men, all residents of this town, lined up in a long table on Sunday, hoping to be the first to finish in the kalamay-eating contest, one of the highlights of the Pulang-Angui Festival ...
Residents of Candon City in Ilocos Sur prepared and feasted on a 10-meter kalamay during their town’s festivities. According to Kuya Kim Atienza’s report on “24 Oras” Friday, the giant kalamay, ...
R’Bonney Gabriel is making her stay in the Philippines worthwhile by exploring new places and trying various local delicacies. On Instagram, the Miss Universe 2022 shared photos taken during her ...
Kalamay Indang, also known as Kalamay Buna, that has been designated as the one-town-one-product by the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) office in Cavite has a history of more than one century.
Make this your preferred source to get more updates from this publisher on Google. Residents of Candon City in Ilocos Sur prepared and feasted on a 10-meter kalamay during their town’s festivities.
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