Banana Ketchup and Maria Orosa, a Taal scientist who invented it — Subli

Posted on February 8, 2019 by Wichita Genealogist

My son texted me one night before coming home and asked if we had fries. I said I only had sweet potato fries in the freezer and he told me to cook it. I did. I thought he would make hamburger for dinner. He came home with this ketchup looking bottle and said he went […]

via Banana Ketchup and Maria Orosa, a Taal scientist who invented it — Subli.

Sounds intriguing. Will check around town to see if it’s available.

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2 Responses to Banana Ketchup and Maria Orosa, a Taal scientist who invented it — Subli

  1. SCLMRose says:
    February 8, 2019 at 4:47 PM

    Thanks for the reblog. Try an Asian store or a Filipino store if there is one near your neighborhood.

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    • ICT Graver says:
      February 10, 2019 at 3:03 PM

      I am checking around. So far nothing although I can order it online if I can’t find anything local.

      I am a picky eater, but from everything I read, sounds like the taste is similar enough to tomato catsup so I’m game to try.

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