staple food
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HannahKusKus
@HannahKusKus (4025)
• Semarang, Indonesia
26 May 20
Rice is come from rice plant (indonesia : padi) or oryza sativa. It is the staple food in my country. And the wonderfull thing is... our people consider they havent already eat yet when they dont eat rice. Although they...
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KaRoger
@KaRogerbanahaw (81)
• Philippines
25 Feb 18
Despite the coming of all the popular fast food chain in our country, rice still remains to be the Number 1 staple food in the Philippines.
We have three meals in the Philippines: breakfast, lunch and dinner and these meals are...
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hereandthere
@hereandthere (45628)
• Philippines
15 Oct 16
Rice in English can mean bigas (rice grain) or kanin (cooked rice) for Filipinos.
The Philippines is in Southeast Asia and Filipinos eat boiled or steamed rice every day with ulam (viand) that's either meat, fish, or veggies. We...
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s sivasubrahmanyam
@shivamani10 (11035)
• Hyderabad, India
5 Oct 16
Lentils are a very tasty staple food. They are very easy to cook and rich in taste. They will be cranky and can be chosen for any item in the breakfast, lunch and the Dinner. They got low calorific value and rich in nutrition...
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Xsparky017
@Xsparky017 (289)
• Philippines
29 Jul 11
Filipinos love to eat rice meals but not me. I may be weird but I don't really like its taste. Instead, I always eat pasta, fries, pizza, burger, soup or a viand alone with no rice since I was born. My parents have attempted so...
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marguicha
@marguicha (230365)
• Chile
12 Jan 10
I was not aware, before being a member of mylot, that so many people ate rice as their staple food. In my country we eat some rice as a side dish, but we eat wheat bread and other kinds of food.
Through this site I learned about...
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CMTS_87
@CMTS_87 (1339)
• Philippines
4 Apr 09
In many countries in the world rice is the staple food, and it is considered as the most important part of the meal. But for me, I can live without eating rice eventhough I'm from one of those countries that considered rice as...
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