Fried chicken and adobo sliders are religion at this Filipino food truck

At Nanna Marce, food is a conduit for generosity and family values are served on a plate.

The chicken between waffles is another popular choice. (Nanna Marce)

The chicken between waffles is another popular choice. Source: Nanna Marce

Jobelle Collier never met her grandmother. But her culinary legacy has shaped her family's life.

Jobelle's grandmother Marcelina – or Nanna Marce – supported Jobelle's mother, Thess Alegre, by selling Filipino street snacks such as banana cue (fried bananas caramelised with brown sugar) from a naval base in Olongapo City, about 150 kilometres west of the Philippines capital of Manila.

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