+ Follow SINIGANG BAR Tag
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[Summary] => Asian countries all have their own rendition of a sour soup. Thailand has its Tom Yam Goong and the Philippines has its sinigang. This soup is soured either with kamias, guava (bayabas), or the traditional tamarind.
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SINIGANG BAR
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