A revolution for Filipino cuisine

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Filipino cuisine is best known for its fresh seafood, flavourful meaty dishes and dairy-based desserts. It's little wonder then, that plant-based Filipino food is almost unheard of. But more and more Australians are choosing to eat less meat.

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A revolution for Filipino cuisine

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Filipino cuisine is best known for its fresh seafood, flavourful meaty dishes and dairy-based desserts. It's little wonder then, that plant-based Filipino food is almost unheard of. But more and more Australians are choosing to eat less meat.

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