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    Sapin-sapin


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    Here is a Sapin-sapin recipe

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    The food glossary defines Sapin-sapin as a rice sweet of blanc-mange consistency, made of several layers, usually of different colors. Sapin-sapin is a childhood memory of my kids. You know how kids are, the colorful array of colors is quite attractive to them. Whenever I can, I buy some at the Salcedo Saturday Market

    Here is a Sapin-sapin recipe

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    Posted: September 30th, 2006 under kakanin, suman, native rice cakes with 4,628 views.
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