This sounds very gross and even yucky! (ignore this post and proceed with caution!)
Lamaw is a term often used to describe any left-overs, food scraps that are considered wastes and are thrown away or used to feed hogs or pigs raised in a household – (I’m very sorry about that dear legit hog raisers).
But this one – the other version of “lamaw” is different, it’s a combination of scraped or grated soft coconut meat, placed in a plastic container or any that’s large enough with coconut water, slowly stirred, mixed with Royal True Orange softdrink, a can of condensed milk. Since we don’t have Graham Crackers we opted for Skyflakes.
There’s that sweetness with little salt flavour. Still yummy though.
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errr weird nga hehe
weird na masarap ^_^ hehehe
really mixed with RTO??? I wonder how it would taste, haven’t tried it before.
Yes! try mo.. heheheh ^_^
Can the RTO be substituted with fresh orange juice? It seems interesting to prepare, and have a new name of it instead of lamaw.
We always make this in my grandparents’ house and I don’t quite understand how they find this delicious! Nevertheless, it has a taste which is hard to describe. Maybe for some people, they can find this appetizing.