Vegan Burger!

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We had this at the food market for lunch today, together with sisig (again), dumplings (again) and rice.  It's another food trip Saturday for this trio.

Oh, and Jacob thought the burger was from Ilocos. Haha! 

Comments

  1. kat7/6/13, 5:41 PM

    What is the patty made of? I read about vegan burger made of banana heart.

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    1. linnor7/12/13, 7:38 AM

      i'm not so sure but i remember the man say it includes mushroom and tofu. even his mayo is healthy, it's non dairy.

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  2. Vera7/6/13, 9:38 PM

    How was the vegan burger? I haven't had dinner and seeing the photo just gave me hunger pangs. :)

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    1. linnor7/12/13, 7:39 AM

      hihi :) it's actually a good replacement for meat.

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  3. January Zelene7/7/13, 4:01 PM

    This is really a healthy food. :)

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    1. linnor7/12/13, 7:40 AM

      something we look forward to on saturdays at the food market :)

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