The truly authentic and juicy chicken inasal of Bacolod is making a comeback for the 30th Negros Trade Fair. Savor fresh off the grill selections to satisfy your longing palate, along with classic Negrense and Ilonggo favorites like KBL (kadyos, baboy, langka) and a steaming bowl of batchoy.
Line up and satisfy your hidlaw by lining up the food section of the 30th Negros Trade Fair, happening this September 16 to 20, at Glorietta Activity Center, Palm Drive, Ayala Center, Makati City. Don't forget to bring your friends and share to them this satisfying treat.
30th Negros Trade Fair
"Truly Negros"
September 16-20, 2015,
Glorietta Mall, Makati
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OMG! This Video Makes Me Want To Go Home To Negros Island Right Now!
The Negros Trade Fair is always a merry feast. Look at the chefs who come around : Tom Bascon, Fernando Fidel Aracama, Manny Torrejon, JP Anglo and Richard Ynayan.
30th Negros Trade Fair
"Truly Negros"
September 16-20, 2015,
Glorietta Mall, Makati
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OMG! This Video Makes Me Want To Go Home To Negros Island Right Now!
Negros Trade Fair at 30
"Truly Negros"
30th Negros Trade Fair,
September 16-20, 2015,
Glorietta Mall, Makati
A few Trade Fairs ago, when we were still at the Rockwell Tent, Daphne Oseña-Paez tried Kansi, Bacolod's version of Bulao. Check out her Twitter feed on shat she had to say:
The 30th Negros Trade Fair happens this September at the Glorietta Mall.
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Negrenses far and wide, especially those from the resort town of Murcia, would know Green Harvest Foods as a thumbs up in quality food products. Known for its delicious pickles, kaong and nata de coco, the company has built a good reputation even outside Negros Island that has given Murciahanons much pride. Situated in Brgy. Blumentritt, just a few hundred meters past the boundary with Bacolod City, Green Harvest is an agro-industrial pioneer in the town, outdating even the nearby Tanduay Distillery.
From its specialty kaong, nata de coco and pickles, Green Harvest has diversified into other processed items like Spanish sardines, gourmet guinamos or shrimp paste, canned tuyo or dried herring, and special black vinegar, to delicatessen staples like cold ham, sausages and cheeses that are sold at a cheaper price than most specialty delis. The company also produces seasonal jams and patés, together with other holiday favorites. Watch out for Green Harvest items readily available in most supermarkets nationwide.
Decades ago in Negros Island, when people say sardines, what comes to mind are not the famous brands like 555 or Mega Sardines but the local favorite Victorias Sardines. Victorias Sardines used to fill the shelves of local grocery stores of Bacolod and makes usual appearances in Rustan’s or Uniwide but as of late, the canned product has become a rare commodity as most of it are exported outside the country. It is said that it is easier to find a can of Victorias Sardines at Asian Stores in the US, than in Bacolod.
To the delight of the resident Negrenses in Manila, Victorias Milling Company, the makers of Victorias Sardines, opened a booth at the Negros Trade Fair in Rockwell Tent. Negrenses lined up not just to buy a few cans but boxes of this hometown favorite and not long after, the famed Spanish Sardines was out of stock. Soon enough, even the Canned Bangus was also out of stock. Though there are some other Victorias products, it is the familiar and exquisite flavors of Victorias Sardines that is missed by all Negrenses.
Don’t miss this food stall at the 27th Negros Trade Fair – Freakin Chicken!
