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| ââ¬ÅInihaw Na Bituka ng Baboyââ¬Â also called ââ¬ÅGulongââ¬Â and ââ¬ÅPork Isawââ¬Â in the common tongue is one of the most popular kinds of street food in the 7,107-island Philippine archipelago. The tasty dish is made from well cleaned pigââ¬â¢s intestines, large or small, that are boiled until tender, speared on bamboo skewers, grilled and basted over hot charcoal. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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