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Filipino Food Month 2026: When Your Adobo Gets Government Recognition
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Filipino Food Month 2026: When Your Adobo Gets Government Recognition

NCCA launches Filipino Food Month 2026 celebrating ASEAN culinary heritage. Finally, your lola's adobo gets the national recognition it deserves.

Chickenpie19·03·2026

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