+ Follow JEANNINE CHAN Tag
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[Title] => Baguio serves another giant tossed salad
[Summary] => BAGUIO CITY — The city’s salad days are not yet over; they are just getting bigger and better.
Yesterday, even without any Guinness representatives to record the feat, the city served another giant tossed salad, outdoing its two previous annual servings.
The feat’s proponent, the Baguio Association of Hotels and Inns (BAHAI), did not mind having no Guinness executives around, saying it would be too expensive to invite them to the festival.
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[Title] => Baguio sets 2nd serving of giant tossed salad
[Summary] => BAGUIO CITY — Despite the troubled vegetable industry in the Cordillera region, Baguio’s "Tossed Salad Fest" will have its second serving on Sept. 29 at the Baguio Convention Center.
Last month, vegetable growers in the country’s "Salad Capital" in Northern Benguet complained that vegetable smuggling is killing the local industry. Even the "Biggest Carrot Cake Fest" of Benguet province in November was affected and they are having second thoughts on staging the fest during their foundation day on Nov. 23.
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[Title] => 916.8-kilo tossed salad feeds 4,861 Baguio reside
[Summary] => BAGUIO CITY — The city’s hoteliers were ecstatic yesterday, claiming they beat an existing world record for the biggest salad, after whipping up a 916.8-kilo tossed salad which 4,861 ticket-holding city residents partook of.
"We beat the Utah record fourfold," exclaimed Jeannine Chan, president of the Baguio Association of Hotels and Inns (BAHAI), at the end of the event.
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[Summary] => BAGUIO CITY — The city’s salad days are not yet over; they are just getting bigger and better.
Yesterday, even without any Guinness representatives to record the feat, the city served another giant tossed salad, outdoing its two previous annual servings.
The feat’s proponent, the Baguio Association of Hotels and Inns (BAHAI), did not mind having no Guinness executives around, saying it would be too expensive to invite them to the festival.
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[Summary] => BAGUIO CITY — Despite the troubled vegetable industry in the Cordillera region, Baguio’s "Tossed Salad Fest" will have its second serving on Sept. 29 at the Baguio Convention Center.
Last month, vegetable growers in the country’s "Salad Capital" in Northern Benguet complained that vegetable smuggling is killing the local industry. Even the "Biggest Carrot Cake Fest" of Benguet province in November was affected and they are having second thoughts on staging the fest during their foundation day on Nov. 23.
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"We beat the Utah record fourfold," exclaimed Jeannine Chan, president of the Baguio Association of Hotels and Inns (BAHAI), at the end of the event.
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September 22, 2002 - 12:00am
