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It's been emontional
My kids used to buy it.
Must be the most saturated fat sodden food in the world.
Variation on Pork scratchings/Crackling.
The wife just pointed out to me the vats of fat that it is cooked in......Originally Posted by grahamw48
My kids used to buy it.
Must be the most saturated fat sodden food in the world.
Variation on Pork scratchings/Crackling.
hell for a veggy
my favversion
A place for everything, everything in its place.
my fav
I think Ros could smell that food
how you doing Ros?
hiya Joe'sI think Ros could smell that food
how you doing Ros?
warming my feet from the bath eating some chicharon am afraid
A place for everything, everything in its place.
I dont really like chicharon.. You can get proper pork scratchings here but they aint cheap..
What are you gonna do?
If the Chinks invade I`ll have noodles coming out of my ears..For years!
Mrs Lastlid has managed to get a big bag of these at the asian shop and is munching her way through them now (dipped in vinegar).
Been there many times. Always have to smile.Mrs Lastlid has managed to get a big bag of these at the asian shop and is munching her way through them now (dipped in vinegar).
Had some a few weeks ago. Yummy.
To think my Dr keeps on at me to use low fat spread on my toast insted of lovely butter
Mick
i notice no hats to cover hair for hygene purposes, but i would still buy this and take pot luck on finding hair in it
I can eat most things but this was something I tried but could never eat again , hardened steel teeth with hydraulic assistance is required to successfully munch it . My attempts at pronouncing chicharon boola klak klak never failed to have my Philippine friends rolling about laughing .
Sometimes you can find an odd tooth in it.
Reminds me of stuff I used to sell in my pet shop as dog treats.
Chicharon is the best and worst food out there. Full of fat, taste better with a lager...but I lvoe it
its a comfort foodie for me and to those palahubog i supposed
A place for everything, everything in its place.
very true really like it too..it yum yum!!It's good for sometimes though just don't make it an everyday snack
There's a place called Robinson's (opposite B and Q) in Douglas that sells it.very true really like it too..it yum yum
yehey atleast i won't miss chicharon when i get thereThere's a place called Robinson's (opposite B and Q) in Douglas that sells it.
if i'm craving for chicharon i just buy in Wilkinson or Tesco.
but nothing beats chicharon from Carcar, Cebu
Do they sell it in Tesco?if i'm craving for chicharon i just buy in Wilkinson or Tesco.
but nothing beats chicharon from Carcar, Cebu
yes they do!
Ah! Great with a San Mig (or 6) I think the word is 'pulutan' = food served to accompany beer. Also (too) fond of fried chicken skin (tsitsarong manok, IIRC) and other equally unhealthy delicacies
I just found out from a Cuban colleague that it is also known as Chicharon in Cuba. Must be a Spanish name.
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