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Wednesday's Helping: Macapuno


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Sweet young coconut flesh flashMacapuno lovers like the soft texture, coconut flavor, and sweetness of this ingredient. The use of macapuno (man?ha in Chamorro) in their native cuisines has created a commercial industry within Southeast Asia and the Pacific Islands regions of the globe. Macapuno works well in ice cream, candies, and other deserts. Macapuno is made from the soft flesh of young and


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