Sugarcane is everywhere in Negros Occidental. The Bacolod Food Hunters spotted a boy enjoying an afternoon snack and just relaxing and doing some serious “Pangos tubo.”
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Cecilia Bomban: Looks fun!!! Is this a yearly event? What month? Godd for balikbayans to experience such community event.
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Tim Aquino: A year and half later and better than the first time we were there.....Keep up the great food, great service…
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Bernard R Abbott: Next year advertise earlier didn't know anything about this, I live in Dumangas and I would've came if I had…
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Martin Banana: I think 10 pesos lang or something like that.
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Gabrielleđź’‹ (@Gabyyybananaa): How much is the cheese bread?
I’ve never realized how fortunate we are as Negrenses when it comes to sugarcanes. I remember when I was a kid, my friends just get sugarcanes for free from the sidewalks or sugarcane trucks. Then I came to Melbourne and saw that they sell sugarcanes (around 2 feet in length) in the mall’s food courts or markets for around $3! Why, that’s more than a hundred pesos! I was shocked!