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Ensaymada
The ensaymada is another example of Spanish influence on Filipino cuisine. Originating from the Balearic Islands where it is known as ensaïmada, the Filipino ensaymada has diverted from its Spanish counterpart in that it uses butter instead of lard, and instead of a large, snake-like coil of bread dusted with sugar, the Filipino versions are smaller and for individual consumption, and sprinkled with grated cheese. Soft, rich, and melts-in-your mouth, they’re perfect for breakfast or a light snack with a warm mug of coffee or hot chocolate.
Can you imagine logos telling the truth? The latest of the ‘Honest Logos’ series by Viktor Hertz
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Giant croc captured in Agusan Sur creek
Villagers and experts have captured a one-ton saltwater crocodile which they plan to make the star of a planned ecotourism park in Agusan del Sur province.
The male crocodile was described in an Associated Press report as 6.4 meters (21 feet) long which, if confirmed, would make it bigger than the 5.5-meter saltwater crocodile in Cairns, Australia. The Australian crocodile has been cited by the Guinness Book of Records as the biggest captive crocodile in the world.
Mayor Cox Elorde on Monday said that dozens of villagers and experts ensnared the crocodile along a creek in Bunawan town, Agusan del Sur, after a three-week hunt. It was captured by villagers using a trap.
(via helgaholic)
This is one in a series of vintage ads for current websites as imagined by Brazilian advertising agency Moma. (…) The ads were designed for an upcoming media seminar with the overall theme of ‘what’s new today, is old tomorrow’, so they retro stylized Facebook, Youtube and Skype (and Twitter, not in English).
(Source: vintagemadeinbrazil)
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