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When Mom Violy wanted seafood, one name kept popping up: Breakthrough Restaurant. Would it live up to the hype?

After a road trip and exploring the area, Mom Violy requested some seafood and was given a recommendation to dine at  Breakthrough Restaurant . When we entered the restaurant, we saw it was bustling with customers, and Mom Violy asked for a table by the window to enjoy the beach view . The server informed us that we needed to place our order at the counter and choose the seafood to be weighed, similar to the process at Dampa . Tita Edna was busy snapping photos, while Carmina was filming as Mom Violy placed her order. Breakthrough isn’t air-conditioned, but they provide electric fans at your table for comfort. Mom Violy wanted sinigang and was deciding which kind of fish to have with her soup. Mom Violy requested the crab and shrimp to be cooked in butter and garlic. Mom Violy also ordered adobong pusit (squid). Tita Edna placed her own order, which was kilawin na dilis . Carmina wanted fresh lumpia , but since it wasn’t available, she opted for pinakbet instead. Everything seeme...

Mary Ann's Favorite Breakfast Toast Bread with Butter and Fruit Jam


Mary Ann and Carmina have been talking about what we normally eat for breakfast. Mary Ann mentioned that she loves eating toast bread with butter and fruit jam.

Carmina asked Mary Ann what is the brand and flavor jam did you use in Germany that you were able to purchase from the Philippines.

Mary Ann said she had purchased the Sweet Marmalade from Kent PO Manila Lazada Philippines. Carmina had notice Kent PO Manila Lazada Philippines had a variety of other fruits jams and decided to try her favorite fruit Apricot.

Carmina asked Mary Ann if she has ever tried the real fruits used on the jams. Mary Ann said no it is too expensive and the inexpensive way for me to eat the fruits is from the jam by adding to my toast bread. 

Carmina wanted to try out and see what Mary Ann suggested to eat her toast bread how it would taste.

Carmina's order had arrived yesterday.

Sweet Orange Jam Imported Maribel (Marmalade 50% Fruits) for PHP 179.00 ($3.44) 450 grams




Apricot Jam Extra Imported Maribel for PHP 169.00 ($3.25) 450 grams




Carmina was able to try what Mary Ann had instructed her what to do spread the butter place it on the toaster oven or frying pan, toast the bread and add the jam of your choice.

Yes, it is true it is not sweet when you add the jam to your toast bread.

NOTE:

Carmina is not selling or advertising for Sweet Orange Jam Imported Maribel (Marmalade 50% Fruits) and Apricot Jam Extra Imported Maribel from KENT PO MANILA Lazada Philippines.

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