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Caycay (pronounced [kaɪkaɪ]) is a
Filipino crunchy layered cookie coated in
syrup (latik) or
honey and
rolled in co****ly
ground toasted peanuts. It originates...
- The 1948 Lady
Caycay earthquake occurred at 01:46 PST (UTC+08:00) on 25
January 1948 with an
estimated moment magnitude of 7.8 and a
maximum Mercalli intensity...
- sans rival, a
Filipino cake made from
similar ingredients. Food
portal Caycay Mango float Inipit Ube
cheesecake List of
cookies "Home". www.houseofsilvanas...
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church was
officially consecrated in 1891. On
January 24, 1948, the Lady
Caycay Earthquake, with an
estimated magnitude of 7.8,
struck the Philippines,...
- The
original edifice was
among the many
structures destro**** in the Lady
Caycay earthquake, an 8.2
surface wave
magnitude tremor which struck Panay Island...
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fried and
caramelised skewers of
camote (sweet potato)
slices Cascaron Caycay Crema de
fruta C****ava cake
Donat Bai
Dodol Egg pie
Espasol Food for the...
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Chinese Chasan Jiucai hezi
Masan Sachima Filipino Biscocho Buko pie
Caycay Daral (food)
Dinamita Egg pie
Empanada (Pastil) Ensaïmada
Hopia Lumpia Napoleones...
- Palawan:
danggit lamayo,
cashew Visayas: binangkal,
ampaw Central Visayas:
caycay Bohol: kalamay, Cebu: otap, ngohiong, queseo, rosquillos, masi, masareal...
- deep-fried
bananas that are
coated with
caramelized sugar and
sesame seeds Caycay - A
Filipino cookie coated in
syrup and
rolled in
peanuts Panocha - An American...
- The name is
Spanish and
literally translates to "royal dough". Choc Nut
Caycay Piccio, Belle. "Mandaue, Cebu: Home of the
Nutty &
Sweet Masareal". ChoosePhilippines...
