Chichirya: The Classic Junk Food Snacks of the Philippines!
Chichirya are munchable Western-style processed snacks such as potato chips. They are thought of as junk food in the Philippines. The Filipino word meryenda, often translated as “snack,” refers to more wholesome between-meal snacking in the …
Chichirya 90’s Junk Food in the Philippines - LakbayPinas
2024年6月28日 · In this blog, we will take you on a nostalgic journey through the popular chichirya 90’s junk food in the Philippines. We’ll explore the beloved chips, candies, chocolate bars, savory snacks, and drinks that defined an era.
Top 10 Pinoy Chicheria - Spot.ph
2010年9月2日 · Chicheria are the places where you can drink chicha (such as corn beer). The term c hicheria might have evolved in the Philippines from Spanish times to refer to the crunchy snacks usually eaten with these drinks.
Chichirya: Filipino Snacks to Munch On - ABOUT FILIPINO FOOD
Chichirya are munchable Western-style processed snacks such as potato chips. They are thought of as junk food in the Philippines. The Filipino word meryenda, often translated as “snack,” refers to more wholesome between-meal snacking in the …
10 Best Chichiryas in the Philippines 2024 | Jack 'n Jill ...
2024年11月28日 · Chichirya, or Filipino snacks, are a staple in every Pinoy household and perfect for satisfying cravings, sharing with loved ones, or gifting as pasalubong. Whether you’re looking for nostalgic treats, healthier options, or something to enjoy …
Filipino Snacks: Tsitsirya (Chichirya), aka Junk Food
2022年12月30日 · Tsitsirya are snacks that are munched or grazed on. They are thought of as junk food in the Philippines. Examples of favorite Filipino tsitsirya: corn chips and cheese curls. Popular brands of tsitsirya from the Filipino company Universal Robina Corporation (URC): Nutri Snack has Richee milk-flavored crunchy snacks fortified with calcium!
What Is Chichirya? – Popular Filipino Snack “Chichirya”
2020年4月21日 · Filipinos, much like most countries, have a never-ending love for “Junk Food” which is what chichirya basically is. It comes from the Spanish word “chicheria” which is actually a store that sells chica. This was a corn-based alcoholic beverage common to the Spaniards.