Archive for July, 2008

Nayong Pilipino in Clark to showcase Philippines pre-colonial, colonial past

The Nayong Pilipino at the former Clark Expo Zone, which had its soft-opening in May this year, will focus on the pre-colonial and colonial aspects of Philippine history, according to its executive director Charito Planas. This refers to the period before Spanish and American colonization in the 15th century, when indigenous Philippine homes and other [...]

Goya Dark Mint Chocolate : Pinoy Chocolate at its best!

When I was a kid, I really love local chocolates like Goya Egg Chocolates, Sergs and the orange flavored cholocates from Mayfair. When you get older you’ll discover new chocolate brands that will make you addicted to it. Discovering imported chocolates makes us think that locally made chocolates are sub-standard in compare with a delicous [...]

Putting the Filipino calamansi into the limelight

Foreigners describe it as the small green citrus native to the Philippines. The fruit looks like a small lime and is relative of the mandarin orange and the pomelo, others say. Yes, the lowly versatile tart fruit has gained culinary popularity in the other countries and is being used in many recipes ranging from cocktails [...]

Filipino inventor claims finding right alkaline formula vs cancer,other diseases

A Filipino inventor has claimed to have made a breakthrough in formulating the right amount of alkaline level in water as the natural way of treating all kinds of diseases,including cancer. Pablo Planas who invented earlier the “Chaos Turbo Gas Saver” device that is now being exported to 17 countries, said his latest discovery is [...]