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A few years ago, from a “good diet” primer, we got the information that five servings of fruits (and/or vegetables) are ideal for those who want to be healthy.
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As we go around, we have noted that prices vary very little from one store to another. Give or take P1, P2 or even P5, commodities, specially food stuff, are at an almost uniform cost. Of course, one peso counts when buying a lot, as in half dozen or more. We try to remember which stores offer better bargains and that’s where we regularly go, unless some items are not available. Wet market prices are always a bit lower, except chicken where it is more expensive, from P99 a kilo.
                    [DatePublished] => 2007-01-28 00:00:00
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                    [Title] => Price-watching in Metro Manila
                    [Summary] => As we go around, we note that prices vary very little from one store to another. Give or take P1, P2 or even P5, commodities, specially food stuff, go by an almost uniform cost. Of course, one peso difference counts when buying a lot, as in half dozen or more. We try to remember which stores offer better bargains and that’s where we regularly go, unless some items are not available. Wet market prices are always a bit lower, except chicken where it is more expensive, from P99 a kilo. But unless the vendor is a suki, weight might not be right and freshness could be compromised.
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Fruits in season

By Lydia Castillo | March 25, 2012 - 12:00am

A few years ago, from a “good diet” primer, we got the information that five servings of fruits (and/or vegetables) are ideal for those who want to be healthy.

Starweek Magazine

Price-watching in Metro Manila

By Lydia Castillo | January 28, 2007 - 12:00am

As we go around, we have noted that prices vary very little from one store to another. Give or take P1, P2 or even P5, commodities, specially food stuff, are at an almost uniform cost. Of course, one peso...

Starweek Magazine

Price-watching in Metro Manila

By Lydia Castillo | August 27, 2006 - 12:00am

As we go around, we note that prices vary very little from one store to another. Give or take P1, P2 or even P5, commodities, specially food stuff, go by an almost uniform cost. Of course, one peso difference counts...

Starweek Magazine