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R Lapid's chicharon

R Lapid's chicharon by tednmiki.
Crispy, deep fried pork skin and accompanying vinegar packets; a guy called Rey Lapid owns this popular brand of chicharon in Manila 

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Subic  Pro User  says:

good stuff!
Posted 57 months ago. ( permalink )

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Liyin the Designer-in-Pajamas  Pro User  says:

ah i love this! yum yum!!
Posted 55 months ago. ( permalink )

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ch☺c☺kat  Pro User  says:

Ooh, I haven't had good chicharon in so long!
Posted 55 months ago. ( permalink )

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lotusutol  Pro User  says:

seen this before, but never dared eat them... =)
Posted 55 months ago. ( permalink )

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Liyin the Designer-in-Pajamas  Pro User  says:

rebecca,
why not dare to eat it? it's nice, crispy & fatty! this thing is used in a certain chinese dish, soup & this one too:

Yong Tow Foo with Chee Cheong Fun

can you spot it?
Posted 55 months ago. ( permalink )

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* Beezy *  Pro User  says:

Bad bad stuff...super sinful. LOL!
Posted 55 months ago. ( permalink )

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Celeste33  Pro User  says:

Super bad! :¬)
Posted 55 months ago. ( permalink )

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tednmiki  Pro User  says:

it's so bad, it's good! didn't know there were a few chicharon fans out there (and one in germany too).

liyin thanks for sharing that pic -- the name 'chicharon' might have originated from 'cha chu'...
Posted 55 months ago. ( permalink )

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Liyin the Designer-in-Pajamas  Pro User  says:

"chicharon" - what language is it? **curious**
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tednmiki  Pro User  says:

it's Filipino :)
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Liyin the Designer-in-Pajamas  Pro User  says:

does it mean 'deep fried pork skin'?
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Esther17  Pro User  says:

Mmmm, fried pork! :-)
Posted 55 months ago. ( permalink )

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tednmiki  Pro User  says:

'chicharon' is just what we call it, liyin. (there's no direct translation, nothing along the lines of 'Won-a-pa-lei' meaning 'girl with the long black hair', for example).

i thought it was related to the crunchy sound when it's eaten.
Posted 55 months ago. ( permalink )

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cbcastro  Pro User  says:

*drool*
More on chicharon.
Posted 34 months ago. ( permalink )

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scratchandsniff  Pro User  says:

Chicharon! Hellyeah!! How different from the Spanish version?
Posted 23 months ago. ( permalink )

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arjaeuse says:

hello.. I just linked ur chicharon at my allbestofphilippines.blogspot.com thanks
Posted 16 months ago. ( permalink )

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Psychedelic Tuna  Pro User  says:

these are the best i've had by far. wish i was in the philippines right now chowing on these!
Posted 15 months ago. ( permalink )

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