Food Porn: "Tinudok"

@Shavkat (137238)

Philippines

April 26, 2017 8:13pm CST

This kind of sweetened food is common in the provinces of the Philippines. While waiting for the passengers to go on board, I took a bite of "tinudok" or well-known in English as "carioca." Do you have like this in your place? Image Credit: Shavkat

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@Happy2BeMe (99390)

• Canada

27 Apr 17

I havr never even heard of it before. What exactly is it?

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@Shavkat (137238)

• Philippines

27 Apr 17

It is like a baked flour and molded in circles. Then, it is sugarcoated and pierced into a stick.

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@Happy2BeMe (99390)

• Canada

27 Apr 17

@Shavkat oh ok..sounds good.

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@Shavkat (137238)

• Philippines

29 Apr 17

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@magallon (19280)

• Philippines

27 Apr 17

I love carioca. It is made in sticky rice or "malagkit"

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@Shavkat (137238)

• Philippines

27 Apr 17

It is really nice to have this food. It made me full during the trip back to the city.

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@Nawsheen (28643)

• Mauritius

1 May 17

I learnt of so many food/dishes that I never heard before through your posts in the last few days. This is what I like with myLot. It lets you get exposed to other people/their country/traditions/cultures.

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@Nawsheen (28643)

• Mauritius

2 May 17

@Shavkat (137238)

• Philippines

2 May 17

It is really nice to be here mylot. I had also learned some new things here too, It is nice that you like the food posted.

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@lovinangelsinstead21 (36850)

• Pamplona, Spain

27 Apr 17

Sorry have not heard of this one at all the name yes. Looks nice to eat though.

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@lovinangelsinstead21 (36850)

• Pamplona, Spain

27 Apr 17

@Shavkat Probably in places like the Canary Islands I would think. Honestly never seen it made or sold here at all.

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@Shavkat (137238)

• Philippines

28 Apr 17

@lovinangelsinstead21 I think It would be an opportunity for business. If I am a cook, I will grab the opportunity.

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@Shavkat (137238)

• Philippines

27 Apr 17

It is a sticky rice and fried with sugar. I think it is available in your country. But the preparation varies.

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@ridingbet (66857)

• Philippines

27 Apr 17

i love that snack food, with the hardened sugar, but not molasses. how much is one stick?

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@Shavkat (137238)

• Philippines

27 Apr 17

I think I ate 5 sticks worth Php 50.

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@Shavkat (137238)

• Philippines

29 Apr 17

@ridingbet One stick with four carioca.lol I brought some t-shirts.

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@ridingbet (66857)

• Philippines

28 Apr 17

@Shavkat so, one stick with 2 tinudok cost PhP10.00. did you bring home some as 'pasalubong'?

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Chris Bergstrom

@chrissbergstrom (10767)

• Banks, Oregon

27 Apr 17

i have never heard of this food

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@Shavkat (137238)

• Philippines

27 Apr 17

It is a snack food in my country. It sweet and tasty.

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@Shavkat (137238)

• Philippines

27 Apr 17

@chrissbergstrom

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@chrissbergstrom (10767)

• Banks, Oregon

27 Apr 17

@Shavkat that is nice

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@snowy22315 (170663)

• United States

21 Nov 17

we do not.

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@Shavkat (137238)

• Philippines

25 Nov 17

@allen0187 (58444)

• Philippines

1 May 17

I know this as carioca. The sweet filling is usually red beans.

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@Shavkat (137238)

• Philippines

1 May 17

For some types of carioca, they do have some fillings.

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@prinzcy (32322)

• Malaysia

27 Apr 17

At first I thought that was some sort of nuggets, but clearly they're not. So they're flour? Are they similar to fried fritters?

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@Shavkat (137238)

• Philippines

28 Apr 17

They are notbthe same. It wasn't flour made of. It is a sticky shaped into balls and fried with sugar.

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@epiffanie (11326)

• Australia

29 Apr 17

I remember having that, but homemade by my grandma..

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@Shavkat (137238)

• Philippines

30 Apr 17

I haven't seen my granny do this. But she loves to make rice cake.

@TiarasOceanView (70035)

• United States

27 Apr 17

No we do not have it. Is it meat or sweet or what Shavkat?

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@manasamanu (3746)

• Bangalore, India

27 Apr 17

I have not heard of it, guess it tastes good

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