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Long live the pancit!

By Claude Tayag | May 10, 2012 - 12:00am

Next on my list of definitive, iconic, so-Pinoy dishes (starting with the adobo, sinigang and sawsawan written about in my three previous columns) is pancit. But then again, this begs the same question as the three:...

Food and Leisure