Ongoing right now is a Slogan Contest in Bayawan High School in Negros Oriental, where kuya Marlon aka 
It was intriguing to hear last April from kuya Marlon that in Bayawan, there is a community there that is vegan. For a Filipino who have been living abroad these past few years, that was unheard of.
Is there any other vegetarian communities elsewhere in the Philippines?
How health-conscious have we become these past few years? It's only very recently that we have seen malunggay (moringa) bread from bakeries, vegan cakes, fruits and veggie smoothies, among other stuff. This is great to see, but compared from abroad, the number is quite less. But it's a start.
But first, some photos from
As of now we don't have any winners as yet.
Bayawan being called a HEALTH CITY
"I don't think so", you might say?
On my arrival at #tataydagsa's in June, the first CREATIVE I met was kuya Ritchie, a vegetarian whose living according to his advocacy, including his family. Anyone remembered my previous posting about coco ciders? NO? His family is making them and now has made it their business in Bayawan.
I took this photo with mobile phone.
The family that's behind DAWANI
I was asking for a coco cider, what I got was the juice. Only to be told that this bottle's content will turn to cider after 3 months. Well, they fed me full breakfast so I needed a drink and can't take it home to wait for 3 months!
You can buy this for a dollar. Accordingly, most costumers are the health-conscious professionals and athletes in town. This drink is not massly commercialised as there were only 2 medium-sized containers where they ferment them. They've run out of ciders, hence the juice! This drink is under par compared to those healthy drinks I've had in UK.
If you want one, please go to Bayawan!
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