This banana fruit is called “Saba” and they’re from the Philippines. They look like they’re from a video game with its blocky shape.
Here’s what my dad made with them. It’s called “Turon” it’s banana spring roll and it’s sweet and yummy!

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This banana fruit is called “Saba” and they’re from the Philippines. They look like they’re from a video game with its blocky shape.
Here’s what my dad made with them. It’s called “Turon” it’s banana spring roll and it’s sweet and yummy!

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Boner Man from the Philippines. These are more rare to find than the Coffin Man. The one on the right is from Manila Philippines 1983. The one on the left is unknown but looks to be newer.
Update on my storage of novelty statues.
It is growing!!!
Charice Pempengco- Self Titled Album (EU Version) has one bonus track
13. Did It For You (with Drew Ryan Scott)
This one is (US Version) 4 Bonus Tracks.
13. Fingerprint
14. Thank You (Piano/Vocal)
15. Pyramid (Charice Only Version)
16. Pyramid Dance Mix
This is called Lugaw it’s rice porridge with tofu. It’s from the Philippines. It’s very delicious 😃

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These cars were a thing in the 1990’s Bay Area amongst the Filipino American communities. I don’t know the history on how they became a Pinoy car but I assume they were abundant in the Philippines and they brought it here into the USA. It wasn’t only 1970 it was all early models of the Nissan model cars of that time. They were called Mangga cars which is Filipino word for Mango because the were yellow like the fruit.