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Materials:

  • shelled peanuts – 1 kg
  • cooking oil – 1/2 liter
  • refined salt – 1/2 tsp.
  • garlic powder – 1/4 tsp.

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The growing global demand for geotextile, weaved coconut fiber twines, has transformed the priorities of the Philippine coconut industry. The industry whose only source of income in the export market was copra now faces a great challenge in meeting the growing demand for geotextile in countries like China and USA.

However, the production of coconut fiber in the country is limited by the low technology of equipment used and the underutilization of coconut husks where the coconut fiber or coir is obtained and the lack of capital of the coconut farmers. Read the rest of this entry »

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Dyes are materials that give color to substances such as yam, food, paper, cosmetics and cloth. History shows that ancient people considered color as important as their food and made color as an essential aspect of their fiberworks.

Colors out of plants can be ordinary colors, but knowing that these are natural and the materials dyed with these can command good price in the market make the difference. Plants, as one of the sources of dyes, have dye colors in their roots, root barks, leaves, flowers, barks, fruit peels, and nutshells. Some plants may give more than one color, whose hue or shade depends on the soil and weather conditions and time and age of harvest. Continue reading

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Small capital, easy set-up and a good chance of success are just some of the reason why Food Cart Business is thriving in the Philippines. If you will look at the market trend today, Food cart business is the choice of most aspiring entrepreneurs.

A mobile food cart is a business where you can start on low capital ranging from P30,000 to a maximum of P300,000. But it could be a little lower though, depending on how you will put it up — by franchise or on your own. Some companies offer food cart franchise for as low as P10,000 per package that includes, the cart, product, uniform for the crew and training. Read more

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The internet is flooded nowadays with offers of work at home or part time jobs. There are a few legit ones, but most are scam. The legit ones will ask you to pay for registration fees before given job assignments. After all your effort, you are not really sure if you get paid on time or none at all.

Another kind of offer comes from numerous networking companies that victimize gullible people with their sweet sales tongue. They litter the internet as well promising success to high heavens, but of course there’s always a catch before they will “show you the way!” You will have to pay for registration fees or buy products that range from several thousand to tens of thousands of pesos. Products that are so overpriced nobody cares to buy. Read the rest of this entry »

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