A small, tart citrus native to the Philippines, with thin green skin and juicy, sour-sweet flesh. Squeezed into sawsawan, marinades, noodle dishes, and cold drinks, calamansi brightens everything it touches and is a staple of nearly every Filipino kitchen and dining table.
Calamansi
United by friendship, global kitchen experience, and a desire to push Filipino food forward, chefs Rhea Rizzo, Tina Legarda, Bettina Arguelles, and Miko Calo are collaborating across their restaurants.
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Through their tasting events, this two-person venture spotlights stingless bee honey from different parts of the Philippines.
Now on its 40th edition, BÚTLAK brings 178 booths and 125 brands from Negros Occidental, Negros Oriental, and Siquijor to SMX Convention Center Aura from September 22 to 27.
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