Monday, December 29, 2008

Whenever I visit Hong Kong, I never missed a trip without havinga chilled Taho. It is actually served plain just steamed in water but filipinos loves it sweet and rich. It is usually served with the heavy dark vanilla syrup and there is this strawberry taho I found in Baguio. While my son is having fun boating , a taho vendor approached me to try the strawberry taho. Indeed, I saw a bucket full of strawberry flavored syrup with strawberry chunks.
I have started changing a healthier lifestyle and I knew I would have to avoid taho since I could not find a plain one. Soy or taho is a good source of protein especially now that I have started a vegetarian diet. However I cannot deprive myself of having any sour by-product like the steamed tofu, white beans and soy milk. As a pastry chef , I am eager to study on how I can re-invent soy products so that people who are into s strict diet would not be deprived instead enjoy it's goodness and soyful benefits.

4 comments:

Foodista.com said...

Just discovered your blog! The traffic in Baguio was heavy from all the tourists, so they say! I love the idea of strawberry flavoured taho! Yummy!

Anonymous said...

Hey,

Thanks for visiting again. Yah it tasted even better while I was watching my son boating with his cousins.

Anne said...

those look absolutely delicious.

Caleb said...

I found your food blog going through a few links. Glad I ran into it. Didn’t know that the food blog/recipe community was so big online. I love your posts!

I was wondering if you would like to exchange links. I’ll drop yours on my site and you drop mine on yours. Email at ramendays@yahoo.com or stop by my site and drop a comment. Let me know if you would like to do a link exchange.

Cheers,
Caleb
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