There are days when I just want to give in to my craving for junk foods. Never mind the cholesterol they’d be giving me. The following is a list of what I usually buy whenever I need that unhealthy-food-fix.

10. Piattos Sour Cream Flavor by Jack and Jill- cheaper than Lay''s Sour Cream

9. Moby Chocolate Puff- puffy and airy sensation in the mouth

8. Dingdong Mixed Nuts by JBC Food- whenever I crave for something salty

7. Curly Tops by Ricoa- brings back childhood memories

6. Goya Dark Chocolate- inexpensive alternative to the imported dark ones

Neither based on popularity nor on number of movies that became hits.

Lahat sila, minsang nagpakilig sa akin.

10. Kaye Abad – John Lloyd Cruz

9. Manilyn Reynes – Janno Gibbs

8. Judy Ann Santos – Ryan Agoncillo

7. Angel Locsin – Richard Guttierrez

6. Jolina Magdangal – Marvin Agustin

I’m a real sweet tooth, so I thought of making a list of to-die for desserts that I’ve had the pleasure of sampling. 

10. Damaso's Velvety White cheesecake: what makes this so special is the dayap-calamansi marmalade on top.  A bit sour, tapos creamy ‘yung base.  Mmm.

9. Classic Confections' Chocolate Oblivion: I like the slight crunch that the walnut praline adds to the rich and moist cake.

8. Secret Recipes'' cappuccino cheesecake: a rich baked cheesecake which manages to avoid being cloying.

7. Herran Bakery's brazo de mercedes: whenever I visit my friend who lives in Sta. Ana, I make sure to get one of these; I love the yema center which doesn''t taste of extenders, but is not too sweet at the same time

6. Goldilocks'  sansrival: another very sinful cake, I just reason at least nawo-work out ''yung jaw ko when I eat it because the meringue is very chewy =)

List of the Top 10 most unforgettable teleserye theme songs of the Philippines.

Kung Mawawala Ka

Makulay na Buhay

I Love NY

You’ll Be Safe Here

Spirits

Iingatan Ka

Nandito Lang Ako

Filipino cooking is a fusion of Chinese, Malay and Spanish cuisines.  Most Pinoy dishes fall under these cooking methods: boiling (nilaga), grilling or roasting (ihaw), steaming (halabos) or sautéing (guisado)/frying (prito).  Listed below are the equipment and tools you would need for a basic Pinoy kitchen.

Trying to pack for a trip which includes air travel can be very stressful in itself, but with the new safety restrictions and the ever-changing admissibility status of fresh and packaged food items and things can get very confusing.  Here is a guide that would hopefully answer most of your packing-related quandries.

GENERAL TIPS

• For Carry On Baggage: travelers are allowed travel-sized toiletries (3 ounces or less) that fit in 1 quart-size clear plastic, ziplock bag.  Liquids, including alcohol purchased after clearing the security checkpoint are permitted aboard the aircraft.
• Prescription medicines must have labels matching the passenger’s name.  Medications, breast milk, baby formula and food are allowed to exceed 3 ounces but must be declared for inspection at the checkpoint. 
• All food must go through the x-ray machine.  Do not bring food to the security checkpoint unwrapped.  All food must be wrapped or in a container.
• Any sharp objects in checked baggage should be sheathed or securely wrapped to prevent injury to baggage handlers and security screeners.

Pinoys love to cook, not only Filipino food but also dishes influenced by Chinese, Spanish, American, and other cuisines.   Here’s a list of ingredients that a Pinoy pantry can’t do without:

The moment I realized I was pregnant, one of the things I was so excited to do was to shop for the baby. But it was only until I was 7 months pregnant that my husband and I made our first purchase for the baby – tie-side shirts. Being obsessed with lists, I asked family and friends for suggestions as to what to buy for the baby lest I get carried away and spend a fortune for things we don’t actually need.

There’s a pair of large sunglasses with mirror lenses that has been sitting on my dresser for ages now. No, they’re not from the ‘80s, as you might think, but from a trip to Palawan. I was already on the plane when I realized that I forgot my trusty pair of shades at home. I knew I wouldn’t enjoy strolling on the beach with the sun glaring at me mercilessly, so I grit my teeth and handed the smiling flight attendant some of my hard-earned money for the only available kind of sunglasses they had.', 'After that experience, I swore I wouldn’t let myself forget something so essential for a beach outing, so I listed down every item in my bag as I unpacked. This list proved to be so helpful that I’m posting it here, with other items that some of you might need. Here’s to your fun and worry-free trips! 

Best and most unforgettable sa mga theme song na ginamit sa mga Asianovelang pinalabas sa ‘Pinas…

10. Sabihin Mo Na (My Girl) – Top Suzara
9. I Know (Sweet 18) – Yasmien Kurdi
8. Only You – Sam Milby
7. Pag-Ibig na Kaya (Princess Hours) – Christian Bautista and Rachelle Ann Go
6. One More Time (Boys Over Flowers Closing Song) –  Tree Bicycles