Staple food for Filipinos

Notice to CNN producers, Sunsetlady said, "Filipinos can not live without rice, so the rice is part of our culture.They all the Philippine families have rice in the cafeteria It is cooked during meals.I eat rice once or twice a day at least.

Part of the Philippine culture is our love of diet. A more special tradition of food is Filipino love for rice.

In our country, rice as a staple food is breakfast, lunch and dinner for most Filipino people who have three meals a day. Fried rice is a popular meal for homemade breakfast, but there are also restaurants with various ingredients. Let's make a meal with simple rice. During the festival of the town, food is part of the tradition of food made mainly of rice.

For Filipinos, when they travel to other countries, they missed eating rice instead of serving rice at restaurants or cooking at home This is a general fact. This is a way of life, many Filipinos can not survive at least once a day eating rice.

I eat rice, and usually eat meals at breakfast. But I reduced my intake, and usually stayed moderate due to health and weight problems. For many Filipinos, since rice is an energy booster, it is the same for me. I always like to have a nice breakfast and do it well. Egg and fish fried rice makes a nice breakfast for me.

Do you know that rice is not necessarily a staple food for Filipinos? For association with spiritual ceremonies, grain was supplied only during holidays. But now the Agricultural Statistics Bureau says that Filipinos will spend more on rice than any other food, no matter how much income it is. Please enter black, red and brown rice of Jordan farm and harvester. These brown rice and natural rice are low in blood glucose, rich in fiber, multivitamin B, essential oil, and black antioxidants in particular. As part of normal diet and healthy lifestyle, consumption of these healthy cereals controls weight and helps to promote overall health.

Rice is a Filipino staple. If rice does not have its own characteristics, it is not a meal. Crops are also the main source of living for the population. The unemployment rate of the country is rampant. Most people with some form of employment depend on agriculture, fishery and forestry. Other employers rely on mining and light industry for their livelihoods (Rodell, 2002). According to the belief they believe, Christmas and Idd fitr and Id Mubarak are the people's main ritual. An independent celebration is the most important non-religious ceremony. However, various celebrations have been held for various tribes and clans.