17 June 2009
Byproduct
Using agricultural waste material as protection while shipping.
Maximizing use of sack by providing a "hat" made of dried sweet potato vines.
Crate of bananas protected by (under the rope) pieces of banana trunk.
Newer Post
Older Post
Home
Popular Posts
Champurrado and Champorado
On a cold, damp day in San Francisco, I was sitting in a bus, hardcore fiending for some Philippine cacao. Thick, dark, not instant stuff, n...
Lucky Palay
Pampaswerte, pansabit sa pinto. Brings luck, for hanging on the door. At the beginning of each year, our streets are teeming with lucky char...
A Tiny Bit on The History of Intoxicating Sugarwater in the Philippines
Arak ti basi (distilled basi ferment) and basi. It's an acquired taste. Though commonly called "sugarcane wine", I percei...
Tambucho
O, Muffler Tree! I like how auto shops display tambuchos on iron stands, coming up like pine trees or fishbones. The Spanish word tambucho ...
Hopia Love Me Too
Remember that old joke about the cheap Valentine's Day gifts? "To siomai love for you, hopia love me too!" Being given this ...