When people are away from home for a long time, they'd end up craving for food they grew up with. I remember the time I was doing lots of business-related trips. I’d stuff my suitcase with lots of mixes so I can cook whatever I feel like eating. I’d even ask other people to bring food from home for me.
My cousin, who lives in London, lost a lot of weight because she can't find Filipino food over there. She rarely eats rice and consumes sandwiches and salads most of the time. It's also unfortunate that she doesn't know how to cook. Needless to say, her cravings aren't satisfied.
I hope she found these online recipes. They're very simple to follow specially for someone who doesn't spend a lot of time cooking. If she's adventurous enough, she can experiment with different cuisines. The same website carries food products from Asia, the Middle East, Americas and Europe. She also need not worry about getting the ingredients. Everyday ingredients, including hard-to-find food products, may be purchased from the same site. The products they carry are categorized by ethnicity or by origin. She’s bound to find something from the 4500 types of food in this online market. If it’s not there, she can suggest a product. Cooking and purchasing ingredients will be a breeze. She won’t have an excuse next time.
Maybe, I should send her a care package. I’m thinking of getting several bottles of Mang Tomas Sauce (the Philippines’ all around sauce), Jufran Banana Ketchup (perfect for crispy fried chicken), some instant noodles (when she doesn’t feel like cooking), rice (our staple), soy sauce, fish sauce and various mixes and sauces. I could probably throw in some drinks like green tea or mango juice. I hope the flat shipping rate of $4.99 still applies.
My cousin, who lives in London, lost a lot of weight because she can't find Filipino food over there. She rarely eats rice and consumes sandwiches and salads most of the time. It's also unfortunate that she doesn't know how to cook. Needless to say, her cravings aren't satisfied.
I hope she found these online recipes. They're very simple to follow specially for someone who doesn't spend a lot of time cooking. If she's adventurous enough, she can experiment with different cuisines. The same website carries food products from Asia, the Middle East, Americas and Europe. She also need not worry about getting the ingredients. Everyday ingredients, including hard-to-find food products, may be purchased from the same site. The products they carry are categorized by ethnicity or by origin. She’s bound to find something from the 4500 types of food in this online market. If it’s not there, she can suggest a product. Cooking and purchasing ingredients will be a breeze. She won’t have an excuse next time.
Maybe, I should send her a care package. I’m thinking of getting several bottles of Mang Tomas Sauce (the Philippines’ all around sauce), Jufran Banana Ketchup (perfect for crispy fried chicken), some instant noodles (when she doesn’t feel like cooking), rice (our staple), soy sauce, fish sauce and various mixes and sauces. I could probably throw in some drinks like green tea or mango juice. I hope the flat shipping rate of $4.99 still applies.
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