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Try the nuts prepared by monks (or made in a monastery) in Bukidnon. I forgot the brand name. The nuts are roasted, greaseless, saltless (or with very little salt?), no MSG -- all natural, but very delicious! I accidentally "discovered" them when I was looking for something to buy in the stores inside the Davao City Int'l Airport a few years ago. From then on, I always tell people I know who go to Davao to buy me that "mani ng mga pari" :hypocritesmiley: Mabenta 'to, kahit syempre mas mahal ang presyo sa loob ng airport. Malamang mas mura sa labas. I don't know if meron na dito nyan sa Metro Manila. Meron ding parang katulad nito (pero mas masarap pa din yong sa mga pari :thumbsupsmiley: ), yong Chedeng (yata) na brand name, made in Iligan City. Nabibili rin in some major cities in Mindanao -- sana dito rin sa Manila.

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macadamia, pistachio, almonds, walnuts... lagi ko pinapabili sa parents ko pag may uuwi galing US.

 

cashew nuts pag ako ang bibili dito kasi un na ang mura na masarap.

 

They have it at S & R ...

Does anyone here know where to buy pine nuts that's cheap? I can only buy it at S&R and santis.. They're quite expensive there eh..

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