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If you have read my past posts, you should know by now that I am a big fan of dairy! In my blog category, Recipes, the first entry is about eggs. This is the second. Eggs and milk are our staples at home. We don’t usually run out of them.
In the middle of the quarantine, the husband purchased a DIY Milk Tea Set from Tastexperts Manila. It included 2 big Assam tea bags (times 10 or 20 of a regular tea bag), 1 pack of vacuum-sealed raw tapioca pearls, 1 big bag of non-dairy creamer, 1 liter bottle of sugar syrup, 1 plastic powder …
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What food goes well with coffee? Find out about a Filipino’s take on the matter.
I have previously written a piece about How Learning Happens. Generally, I discussed how learning happens in a baby as he grows up. I have also given tips on how to make the learning process fun for you and for your older child. Read it now by clicking here. Today, I want to zero in …
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I became a homeschooling mom in the recently concluded school year. It was amazing to see a lot of doors open for my son and myself. I realized that with our flexible schedule and a more functional approach in meeting the topic outline for his level, we can do a whole lot more! We targeted …
It’s the 4th Monthsary of Quarantine in the PH! At this point, we probably have all heard about the Quarantine Effect. Weeks turned to months and months turned into a whole quarter plus! Most of us just needed to find ways to be productive. Some people turned to become vloggers, writers (I would like to …
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Let me start by being a Filipino. It is common practice for Filipino families to hire a helper at home. The helper cooks, cleans, washes dishes, washes laundry, etc. The adults (parents and extended family), usually, chip in, here and there, when they feel like it or if they really like doing the chore.
Aside from being easily accessible, egg is also incredibly nutritious. Healthline lists 10 health benefits of eggs such as protein, omega-3, choline and lutein which are good for our hearts, eyes, muscles and more. Egg, probably, is one of simplest food to prepare, as well. You can boil it, peel it and eat it. It …