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In my school there are a lot of Americans, Japanese, Singaporeans, British, Australians and Indian students. So I thought maybe it would be a great idea to let them try locally-produced food stuff from Anonymous. I super love this store – especially the snacks! Cool packaging!


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Say ‘chichirya’ in different languages

By Melissa Tan | September 19, 2001 - 12:00am

What happens when you let young people of different nationalities try different Pinoy chichirya? In my school there are a lot of Americans, Japanese, Singaporeans, British, Australians and Indian students. So I...

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