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The smell of vinegar

0 comments | Tuesday, April 29, 2008

What's in the smell of vinegar?

Pinoys love vinegar that it is in fact one of the main ingredients of the popular adobo, along with soy sauce. Vinegar play a role in "sawsawan" too. Isn't it exquisitely good to dip a freshly fried "dried fish" to a hot chili-filled vinegar sauce? Yummy!

But why do foreigners dislike its smell? Is it because it smells like a vaginal odor? LOL. Or is it because it smells like one of those toilet cleansing liquid?

I really do not know! Tell me.

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