After watching the dance competition in the plaza, Audz and I went around to look for some bottled water to quench our thirst. As we go around, we were fascinated by these local street foods in their little push carts that we commonly called. This remind us of our childhood days how this street foods put smiles on our face every time they passed by in front of the house or after school hours.
Popcorn isn't only a big hit in the movies but also during fiestas. I remember when I was young after hearing the Sunday mass, I always asked my parents to buy me popcorn.
Byahilo posing with the cotton candies. =) Made of colored sugar then heated then swossh... a colored of webs came out. The most common color of cotton candies you can find in this side of the planet is pink. LOL
Pancakes! Yes, locally called as Hot Cakes. My favourite. Made from flour, egg, sugar, oil and a little bit of food color to give it a yellowish appearance. My favouite. After being cooked, the cakes are piled vertically. If somebody buys them, a small amount of margarin is spread on the top them dipped on white sugar. Yummy. I like when they are still hot.
Sweet Corn on a steamy hot water. If it wasn't too hot that day, I would have grab one.
Pretty presentation yeah? =)
2 comments:
Model na gali subong sg cotton candies si Byahilo. hehehe. Abaw, favorite gid na ni bana ko magkaon popcorn while ga watch movie. Ang hotcake naman ya, dumduman ko sng una, writing pad pa na ang ginagamit nila para butangan sng hotcake kung mabakal ka. Teh, you eat the hotcake from the grade 2 pad eh. Genius gid ning mga gabaligya hotcake bala mo. hehehe
wow! nasugodan na ang street food :) ako sa april na kay super busy gid right now. I can't even upload the photos and of course super hinay ang connection kay gainulan hehehe
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