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Hilda Austria and Allan Padilla (2021) ”Young farmer in Pangasinan town turns
veggies to chips”
Vegetables are frequently oversupplied in the Philippines. By creating "Pinakbet Chips,"
a young farmer from Pangasinan named Allan Padilla has developed an approach to
tackle the overabundance of vegetables in his province. He bought the tools and
machinery required for their manufacture using the grant money he was given by the
Department of Agriculture. Along with the other young folks in his community, Padilla
transforms veggies into nutritious chips. To produce Pinakbet chips, they sun-dried
veggies such as eggplant, lady's finger, sweet potato, tomato, string beans, squash, and
sigarilyas (winged bean). He added that because only water and not nutrients were
removed by the dehydrator, the nutritious content of the veggies was preserved.
Young farmer in Pangasinan town turns veggies to chips | Philippine News Agency
(pna.gov.ph)
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