Three rounds of homemade soap on a rustic table. Store-bought soap lathers well and smells nice, but often contains harsh detergents and irritating chemical ingredients. Natural soaps, while gentler, can cost $5 or more per bar. If you'd prefer to save money while treating your skin right, make your own soap.
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Balo balo, known better as burong hipon is a popular Kapampangan fare that is best paired with blanched bitter veggies and leaves like mustasa (mustard) and ampalaya (bitter gourd). With grilled fish, its a good alternative to soy sauce and in this case, the inihaw na hito was perfect.A bowl of mussels in soup.o. I wasnât talking about things in the nether regions. You. Dirty minded you. The first time I saw buro, fermented rice either with fish or shrimp (more specifically called balo balo), was more than a decade ago when a college classmate from Tarlac brought one.