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1. Kwek-kwek – Considered nowadays as the best-seller among all street foods, kwek-kwek is a deep fried quail egg coated in orange batter. It tastes best with sliced cucumber and special sauce. Startup capital: P1,000-P2,000.

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                    [Title] => Entrepreneur succeds in "pungko-pungko" trade
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 “Bisag ginagmay ra ni among negosyo, ang kita kanunay man,” (Even if our business is small scale, at least we have a regular income), this according to Ricardo Espellarga, a 47-year old vendor.
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                    [AuthorName] => Grace Melanie L. Lacamiento
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                    [Title] => Ang pungko-pungko ug tong kolektor
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Basi sa balita gireklamo ni Doroteo Salazar ang mga manindahay og pungko-pungko.
                    [DatePublished] => 2010-11-16 00:00:00
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                    [AuthorName] => Gerry Auxilio
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                    [Title] => City asked to probe recycling of sauce in 'pungko-pungko'
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A city resident has asked city officials, through the government's official website, to look into some "pungko-pungko" food vendors that recycle vinegar or sauce left behind by their customers and serve this to the next customers.


The complainant said he saw this practice done by a "pungko-pungko" vendor, operating in front of a private school along General Maxilom Avenue, so he asked the city government to act on this and see if other vendors around the city streets are doing the same.


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                    [Title] => Hala kahugaw diay!
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Tukma g'yod diay ang kabalaka sa mga konsehal sa dakbayan kabahin sa pagkaon nga gibaligya niining mga "pungko-pungko vendors."


Dunay usa ka lumulopyo dinhi sa dakbayan nga mipahibalo sa kadagkoan sa City Hall kabahin sa binuang sa ubang mga "pungko-pungko" vendors nga ibalik-balik nila ang ginamit na nga suka.


Ingon niini ang ilang paagi. Matag customers hatagan nila og panaksan nga kabutangan sa suka, diin adto itunlod ang paliton nila nga sud-an. Tuslob sa suka, dayon paakon, unya tuslob na usab.


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                    [AuthorName] =>  Rene U. Borromeo
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                    [Title] => Street food vendors buy discarded cooking oil from fast food outlets
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Some fast food outlets in the city have reportedly been engaged in direct or indirect selling of used cooking oil to some street food vendors, locally known as "pungko-pungko." 


Councilor Edgardo Labella, in a proposed resolution, requested the Department of Health to verify these reports for the protection of the public that have been patronizing the "pungko-pungko" foods. 


These vendors have reportedly been cooking the foods they sell from discarded cooking oil obtained from some fast food outlets, a matter that should be probed, he said. 


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The complainant said he saw this practice done by a "pungko-pungko" vendor, operating in front of a private school along General Maxilom Avenue, so he asked the city government to act on this and see if other vendors around the city streets are doing the same.


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Tukma g'yod diay ang kabalaka sa mga konsehal sa dakbayan kabahin sa pagkaon nga gibaligya niining mga "pungko-pungko vendors."


Dunay usa ka lumulopyo dinhi sa dakbayan nga mipahibalo sa kadagkoan sa City Hall kabahin sa binuang sa ubang mga "pungko-pungko" vendors nga ibalik-balik nila ang ginamit na nga suka.


Ingon niini ang ilang paagi. Matag customers hatagan nila og panaksan nga kabutangan sa suka, diin adto itunlod ang paliton nila nga sud-an. Tuslob sa suka, dayon paakon, unya tuslob na usab.


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Councilor Edgardo Labella, in a proposed resolution, requested the Department of Health to verify these reports for the protection of the public that have been patronizing the "pungko-pungko" foods. 


These vendors have reportedly been cooking the foods they sell from discarded cooking oil obtained from some fast food outlets, a matter that should be probed, he said. 


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Here are the current in-demand and favorite street foods amon Cebuanos:

February 22, 2014 - 12:00am

1. Kwek-kwek – Considered nowadays as the best-seller among all street foods, kwek-kwek is a deep fried quail egg coated in orange batter. It tastes best with sliced cucumber and special sauce. Startup capital:...

Freeman Cebu Business

Entrepreneur succeds in "pungko-pungko" trade

By Grace Melanie L. Lacamiento | August 20, 2012 - 12:00am

 “Bisag ginagmay ra ni among negosyo, ang kita kanunay man,” (Even if our business is small scale, at least we have a regular income), this according to Ricardo Espellarga, a 47-year old vendor...

Freeman Cebu Business

Ang pungko-pungko ug tong kolektor

By Gerry Auxilio | November 16, 2010 - 12:00am

Basi sa balita gireklamo ni Doroteo Salazar ang mga manindahay og pungko-pungko.

Banat Opinyon

City asked to probe recycling of sauce in 'pungko-pungko'

March 18, 2007 - 12:00am

A city resident has asked city officials, through the government's official website, to look into some "pungko-pungko" food vendors that recycle vinegar or sauce left behind by their customers and serve this...

Cebu News

Hala kahugaw diay!

By Rene U. Borromeo | March 18, 2007 - 12:00am

Tukma g'yod diay ang kabalaka sa mga konsehal sa dakbayan kabahin sa pagkaon nga gibaligya niining mga "pungko-pungko vendors." Dunay usa ka lumulopyo dinhi sa dakbayan nga mipahibalo sa kadagkoan sa City...

Banat Opinyon

Street food vendors buy discarded cooking oil from fast food outlets

November 5, 2006 - 12:00am

Some fast food outlets in the city have reportedly been engaged in direct or indirect selling of used cooking oil to some street food vendors, locally known as "pungko-pungko." Councilor Edgardo Labella, in...

Cebu News