The labor force in the Philippines is a beast to be reckoned with. Our average annual estimated Employment Rate in the last three years will make Stephen Curry's free throw stats look like he needs some mentoring. Philippine Employment Rate...
A well-loved Filipino dish or snack, pork barbecues are usually part of typical Pinoy gatherings. Served almost anywhere in the Philippines, from barbecue stands along street corners to expensive restaurants, pork barbecue has also been included in the menu of...
Parties nowadays, whether it’s birthday, baptism, debut or wedding party, wouldn’t be complete without cupcakes. While it will certainly not replace the role of traditional cakes during parties, cupcakes make good dessert as well as giveaways in events. But in...
You don’t need to be a an expert in cooking in order to put up a home-based catering business. More than having culinary talent, starting a home-based catering business requires the right business skills, small capital and lots of creativity....
Considered as one of the most in demand and popular pasalubong treats in the Philippines particularly in some parts of Southern Luzon, buko pie is a baked specialty that utilizes young coconut meat or buko. This product is commonly sold...
Considered as a well-loved snack in all parts of the Philippines, chicharon or pork cracklings can be purchased anywhere, from large supermarkets to street vendors. It is prepared by deep-frying dried pork rind with a little salt and is usually...
Another popular street food in the Philippines, balut is an incubated fertilized duck egg which has been incubated for about 18 days. Believed to be a potent aphrodisiac and a cure for hangover, balut is often served with rock salt...
Although it originated from China, siopao is a popular snack among many Pinoys. Siopao is basically a hot bun or steamed bun filled with tasty meat fillings like pork asado, meatballs or chicken. Some even opt to put boiled egg...
Do you want to start your own business but don’t have hundreds of thousands of pesos as capital? Setting up a lucrative business with a small amount of money is possible in the Philippines. In fact, there are a number...
Selling native Filipino delicacies is one of the most explored and tried and tested opportunities for home-based food entrepreneurs. Also known as kakanin in Filipino, native delicacies are popular snack foods usually served during merienda or even in special occasions...
Summer is fast approaching and now is the perfect time for you to seize the opportunity to sell drinks that will quench the thirst of Filipino consumers. Sago't gulaman is a popular local Filipino beverage made of gelatin, tapioca pearls,...