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Sweet item to serve. Always enjoying this Filipino exported item.
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I cooked binignit, a filipino hot dessert with it and it tastes good.
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Ready to eat sago/tapioca pearl. I’m glad I don’t have to spend time cooking sago on the stove.
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Perfect for halo-halo
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Added it in my buko salad! Taste good
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Made ginataang bilo-bilo with sago. Delicious!
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tasty! used this in making fruit salad
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Came in very handy for dessert preparation and skiping the tedious process of cooking tapioca. Well packed with bubble wrap.
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They’re good besides the center texture. Mine have a weird beady center that’s slightly off putting. Not normal for regular tapioca balls.
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![](https://img06.weeecdn.com/social/image/977/761/10BDA293EDEF4AC5.jpeg)
Sweet item to serve. Always enjoying this Filipino exported item.
![](https://img06.weeecdn.com/social/image/940/337/8D1449F511CC653.jpeg)
I cooked binignit, a filipino hot dessert with it and it tastes good.
![](https://img06.weeecdn.com/social/image/188/054/1F5A156DC6280DAC.jpeg)
Ready to eat sago/tapioca pearl. I’m glad I don’t have to spend time cooking sago on the stove.
![](https://img06.weeecdn.com/social/image/222/313/1F030F3A8B977789.jpeg)
Perfect for halo-halo
![](https://img06.weeecdn.com/social/image/219/729/471871132AE32E43.jpeg)
Added it in my buko salad! Taste good
![](https://img06.weeecdn.com/social/image/328/636/789F8BF7D8E913B5.jpeg)
Made ginataang bilo-bilo with sago. Delicious!
![](https://img06.weeecdn.com/social/image/190/415/4FA919852A23AA38.jpeg)
tasty! used this in making fruit salad
![](https://img06.weeecdn.com/social/image/197/004/14791F0172F99D12.jpeg)
Came in very handy for dessert preparation and skiping the tedious process of cooking tapioca. Well packed with bubble wrap.
![](https://img06.weeecdn.com/social/image/778/684/61A076EB454CA8A7.jpeg)
They’re good besides the center texture. Mine have a weird beady center that’s slightly off putting. Not normal for regular tapioca balls.