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JB_girl
@sol_cee (39040)
Philippines
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My iPhone went missing...
JB_girl
@sol_cee
(39040)
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Philippines
25 Jul
I've been feeling a bit off these past few days because I'm still not sure if I lost my iPhone or if someone "helped" me lose it. Either way, it was a huge hassle. These days your whole life is on your...
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10 people
What's the oldest food in your freezer right now?
JB_girl
@sol_cee
(39040)
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Philippines
3 Jul
I think my freezer deserves an archaeological dig. Every time I move something, I uncover another "ancient artifact" hiding in the back. Today I found something I don't even remember buying. I guess it's a reminder...
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11 people
JB_girl
@DaddyEvil Thank you! I might just take you up on that invitation someday. Sounds like the rain had perfect timing - it probably saved everyone from staying up until midnight listening to fireworks! Hi, my friend, how have you...
25 Jul
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1 person
What's the oldest food in your freezer right now?
JB_girl
@sol_cee
(39040)
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Philippines
3 Jul
I think my freezer deserves an archaeological dig. Every time I move something, I uncover another "ancient artifact" hiding in the back. Today I found something I don't even remember buying. I guess it's a reminder...
12 responses
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11 people
JB_girl
Haha, frozen vegetables always seem to outlive everything else in the freezer
25 Jul
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1 person
What's the oldest food in your freezer right now?
JB_girl
@sol_cee
(39040)
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Philippines
3 Jul
I think my freezer deserves an archaeological dig. Every time I move something, I uncover another "ancient artifact" hiding in the back. Today I found something I don't even remember buying. I guess it's a reminder...
12 responses
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11 people
JB_girl
Haha, that ice cream deserves an award for staying hidden. Go eat it before it disappears again!
25 Jul
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1 person
What's the oldest food in your freezer right now?
JB_girl
@sol_cee
(39040)
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Philippines
3 Jul
I think my freezer deserves an archaeological dig. Every time I move something, I uncover another "ancient artifact" hiding in the back. Today I found something I don't even remember buying. I guess it's a reminder...
12 responses
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11 people
JB_girl
@thelme55 Homemade ube ice cream? That sounds delicious! Six months is impressive too—I don't think mine would last that long because I'd probably finish it in a week.
25 Jul
What's the oldest food in your freezer right now?
JB_girl
@sol_cee
(39040)
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Philippines
3 Jul
I think my freezer deserves an archaeological dig. Every time I move something, I uncover another "ancient artifact" hiding in the back. Today I found something I don't even remember buying. I guess it's a reminder...
12 responses
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11 people
JB_girl
Haha, that's the quickest meal plan I've heard today. Ice cream for dessert... and also for dinner?
25 Jul
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1 person
Would you try this?
JB_girl
@sol_cee
(39040)
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Philippines
5 Jul
One of Cebu's most talked-about street foods is Tuslob Buwa. The name literally means "dip in the bubbles." It's eaten by dipping puso (hanging rice) into a bubbling sauce made with pork liver, brain, and spices. I know that...
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12 people
JB_girl
@Ineeddentures I like that attitude! Trying the local food is one of the best parts of traveling
25 Jul
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1 person
Would you try this?
JB_girl
@sol_cee
(39040)
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Philippines
5 Jul
One of Cebu's most talked-about street foods is Tuslob Buwa. The name literally means "dip in the bubbles." It's eaten by dipping puso (hanging rice) into a bubbling sauce made with pork liver, brain, and spices. I know that...
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12 people
JB_girl
@LadyDuck Haha, I could never! I'd probably last one day without pork... then I'd start dreaming about lechon
25 Jul
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1 person
Would you try this?
JB_girl
@sol_cee
(39040)
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Philippines
5 Jul
One of Cebu's most talked-about street foods is Tuslob Buwa. The name literally means "dip in the bubbles." It's eaten by dipping puso (hanging rice) into a bubbling sauce made with pork liver, brain, and spices. I know that...
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12 people
JB_girl
Haha, fair enough! How about in your country? Do you have a regional dish you'd recommend?
25 Jul
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1 person
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JB_girl
@sol_cee
(39040)
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Philippines
5 Jul
One of Cebu's most talked-about street foods is Tuslob Buwa. The name literally means "dip in the bubbles." It's eaten by dipping puso (hanging rice) into a bubbling sauce made with pork liver, brain, and spices. I know that...
11 responses
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12 people
JB_girl
I'm not sure if Tuslob Buwa has been around for a long time or if it just became trendy in recent years. It's quite popular now, especially among locals and tourists.
25 Jul
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JB_girl
@sol_cee
(39040)
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Philippines
5 Jul
One of Cebu's most talked-about street foods is Tuslob Buwa. The name literally means "dip in the bubbles." It's eaten by dipping puso (hanging rice) into a bubbling sauce made with pork liver, brain, and spices. I know that...
11 responses
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12 people
JB_girl
@allen0187 one maleta for you coming up
7 Jul
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1 person
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JB_girl
@sol_cee
(39040)
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Philippines
5 Jul
One of Cebu's most talked-about street foods is Tuslob Buwa. The name literally means "dip in the bubbles." It's eaten by dipping puso (hanging rice) into a bubbling sauce made with pork liver, brain, and spices. I know that...
11 responses
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12 people
JB_girl
Haha, I can't imagine you eating Tuslob Buwa either!
6 Jul
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1 person
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JB_girl
@sol_cee
(39040)
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Philippines
5 Jul
One of Cebu's most talked-about street foods is Tuslob Buwa. The name literally means "dip in the bubbles." It's eaten by dipping puso (hanging rice) into a bubbling sauce made with pork liver, brain, and spices. I know that...
11 responses
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12 people
JB_girl
Oi hey long time no see. On your way to Cebu to try it already?
6 Jul
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1 person
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JB_girl
@sol_cee
(39040)
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Philippines
5 Jul
One of Cebu's most talked-about street foods is Tuslob Buwa. The name literally means "dip in the bubbles." It's eaten by dipping puso (hanging rice) into a bubbling sauce made with pork liver, brain, and spices. I know that...
11 responses
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12 people
JB_girl
That's fair. It's definitely one of those dishes that isn't for everyone
6 Jul
Would you try this?
JB_girl
@sol_cee
(39040)
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Philippines
5 Jul
One of Cebu's most talked-about street foods is Tuslob Buwa. The name literally means "dip in the bubbles." It's eaten by dipping puso (hanging rice) into a bubbling sauce made with pork liver, brain, and spices. I know that...
11 responses
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12 people
JB_girl
I hope you get the chance someday. You never know it might surprise you!
6 Jul
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1 person
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JB_girl
@sol_cee
(39040)
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Philippines
5 Jul
One of Cebu's most talked-about street foods is Tuslob Buwa. The name literally means "dip in the bubbles." It's eaten by dipping puso (hanging rice) into a bubbling sauce made with pork liver, brain, and spices. I know that...
11 responses
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12 people
JB_girl
Haha, in that case, Tuslob Buwa would probably be pretty tame for you! You're definitely more adventurous than most when it comes to food
6 Jul
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2 people
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JB_girl
@sol_cee
(39040)
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Philippines
5 Jul
One of Cebu's most talked-about street foods is Tuslob Buwa. The name literally means "dip in the bubbles." It's eaten by dipping puso (hanging rice) into a bubbling sauce made with pork liver, brain, and spices. I know that...
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12 people
JB_girl
I agree! It's always worth trying something once. You might end up liking it more than you expected
6 Jul
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1 person
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JB_girl
@sol_cee
(39040)
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Philippines
5 Jul
One of Cebu's most talked-about street foods is Tuslob Buwa. The name literally means "dip in the bubbles." It's eaten by dipping puso (hanging rice) into a bubbling sauce made with pork liver, brain, and spices. I know that...
11 responses
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12 people
JB_girl
Haha, fair enough! It's definitely not a dish for everyone, especially with the brain in the sauce.
6 Jul
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1 person
Would you try this?
JB_girl
@sol_cee
(39040)
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Philippines
5 Jul
One of Cebu's most talked-about street foods is Tuslob Buwa. The name literally means "dip in the bubbles." It's eaten by dipping puso (hanging rice) into a bubbling sauce made with pork liver, brain, and spices. I know that...
11 responses
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12 people
JB_girl
It can be a little spicy, depending on how it's prepared. Some versions include chili, so you can always ask for it spicier if you like extra heat
6 Jul
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1 person
Would you try this?
JB_girl
@sol_cee
(39040)
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Philippines
5 Jul
One of Cebu's most talked-about street foods is Tuslob Buwa. The name literally means "dip in the bubbles." It's eaten by dipping puso (hanging rice) into a bubbling sauce made with pork liver, brain, and spices. I know that...
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12 people
JB_girl
That's how I feel too. I'd rather try it once than wonder what it tastes like. You might even discover a new favorite!
6 Jul
