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Datu Puti gets the spotlight in new Guinness World Records™ Title
Datu Puti gets the spotlight in new Guinness World Records™ Title
Datu Puti just kicked off 2021 by making history in setting a new Guinness World Records™ title for the most people dipping food into vinegar online simultaneously. On January 24, the brand hosted a large-scale online meeting via Zoom, dubbed as the Datu Puti Mukhasim Nation World Record Day, where nearly 200 “Ka-Datus” joined the attempt to set a new Guinness World Records™ title. Hosted by Sam…
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5 Filipino Brands and the Real Story Behind Their Brand
5 Filipino Brands and the Real Story Behind Their Brand
Brands come and go. With luck or marketing smarts, some brands have luckily stood the test of time.
Today, when we go to the grocery or sari-sari store, we refer to toothpaste as Colgate and coffee as Nescafe. The same goes for some of our most well-loved Filipino brands. We enjoy drinking at parties with Ginebra San Miguel, drizzle our favorite summer merienda, halo-halo, with Alaska evaporated…
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I love Adobo specially when there is no sauce. I love how Adobo can be part of my family and let my kids experience that this dish has so many stories to tell and it can be our national dish.
The Datu Puti Adobo Movement was created to push Adobo to be our National dish because it celebrates our cultural heritage which is passed along time. Pushing Adobo to be the National sig has reached and had been echoed in Congress. Thanks to Bohol 1st District Representative Rene Relampagos who filed the House Bill 3926 in 2014, which sought to formally declare Adobo to be the national dish. Datu Puti Adobo Movement has drawn support for the bill and started the launching of the advocacy in June 2015.
Here are the entries from the Datu Puti Adobo Movement
Since then Datu Puti Adobo Movement host an exciting event annual and it keeps our favourite adobo to have more exciting taste and they gathered cooks from all over the country to create their own adobo version and they will be judge with the following criteria: creativity of concept, which looks at the story behind the dish as well as originality, branding and cooking technique; innovation, noting the use of unique special ingredients and Datu Puti products; and Philippine culinary heritage, including how it adopts and represents regional cooking styles.
That is why Datu Puti encourages families at home to try and create their very own adobo recipe. We are all an Adobo Master, that is why Datu Puti has created a quick to serve options: The Datu Puti Adobo Mixes has four varieties: Pininyahang Adobo Sauce which represents Adobong Luzon; Spicy Adobo, which is adobong may sipa; Humba Sauce, which represents Adobong Bisaya or the Visayan rendition; and Adobo Sa Gata or Adobong Bicolano, which brings to life the Coco-based flavor the region is known for.
Support Adobo to be our national dish by making your very own adobo dish today and sign the petition at www.adobomovement.com to officially count yourself in on Team Adobo. With your dish, let’s all volt in to make adobo truly the home fave and the pambansang ulam.
Check out soon to see what version of Adobo I will be doing!
Excited to do my very own Adobo, thanks to Datu Puti! I love Adobo specially when there is no sauce. I love how Adobo can be part of my family and let my kids experience that this dish has so many stories to tell and it can be our national dish.
Datu Puti's Adobo Movement
Datu Puti’s Adobo Movement
Who hasn’t tried adobo? I guess all of us are familiar with one of the most popular traditional Filipino food here and outside the Philippines. Datu Puti Adobo Movement held last June 11, 2016 at the Mercato Centrale Food Market, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig , Philippines to push for Adobo to be our “pambansang ulam.” Luckily, I was able to explore the different adobo recipes during the…
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LOOK: AlDUb Inspired Bus Stop in BGC
LOOK: AlDUb Inspired Bus Stop in BGC
Waiting for the bus will never be boring again as Datu Puti BBQ-rrific made an AlDub-inspired bus stop at the 30th Street corner 9th avenue in Bonifacio Global Center.
The phenomenal loveteam Alden Richards and Maine Mendoza will join and entertain daily commuters as they wait for the bus in their latest Datu Puti BBQ-rrific ad, ‘Bus Stop in the Name of Love”.
AlDub fans will also have the…
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