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Clara Ole gives back through its “Maligayang Pasko Bunso” Feeding Program Nothing brings joy to the heart like the smiles of 64 orphans and youth delighting over ice cream, cotton candy, and nicely wrapped presents underneath a Christmas tree! Clara Ole launched the first leg of its feeding program for orphanages and hospitals last December 2, Monday, at the Asociacion de Damas Filipinas, a …

Once upon a time, man looked up to the sky and saw something in the movement of the heavenly bodies. He observed that the changing positions of the stars and the planets foretold the way he and his fellows did things on earth – the best time to plant, the right time to harvest. This, they say was the beginning of tradition. Soon, society …

“Filipinos smell like rice.” The way it was said didn’t sound like a compliment. Our foreign colleagues at a luxury resort in the Middle East found it unusual how we – Filipinas especially — brushed our teeth at break time (this damages the protective enamel, they say), washed our hair every day and wondered how we managed to look fresh all day. Those who …

Will you go for shrimps or prawns? What is the difference? For many of us, shrimp could be anything that resembles a small, swimming crustacean, and prawn is usually a big shrimp. While the big and meaty prawns are considered a privileged treat, the shrimp – as they say about things that come in small packages – are much tastier. Japanese tiger prawns Baby …