Sunday, February 06, 2005
Tikoy - Sweet Sticky Rice
Also a New Year's tradition, sweet sticky rice - this one in form of a pair of fish. It is believed that eating Tikoy brings sweetness that "sticks" throughout the year. On the otherhand, "fish" in Chinese symbolizes being able to save/keep a lot of money. As far as tradition goes, it is both important for people who celebrate the New Year festival to eat tikoy & fish.
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2 comments:
salamat. sayang wala kayo para lutuin natin at kainin yung tikoy fish.. ikaw pa naman magaling gumawa ng sauce.
do they taste like fish too??????
just idding... hahah
i need the luck and maney too.
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