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Discover the rich cultural heritage of Filipino sago and learn how to incorporate this versatile ingredient into your cooking! Sago, also known as tapioca pearls, holds a special place in Filipino cuisine, being used in a variety of sweet and savory dishes. Our page is your ultimate guide to all things sago, providing you with essential information on its importance, a collection of delicious recipes to try at home, a list of necessary equipment for sago cooking, detailed cooking instructions, and recommendations for related products and recipes to enhance your culinary creations. Whether you're a seasoned sago enthusiast or just starting to explore the world of Filipino cuisine, this page is your one-stop destination for all things sago!
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Great sweet drink
I love this
It tastes weird like sour and seems expired, though it looks ok from the outside, bottle and all seems normal. Perhaps it has to be look upon what seems to be the problem with this batch of black gulaman drink. Thanks!
3rd time for me to order. this is refreshing.
this is good but if it's not on sale, i will never buy because it's pricey.
Worth buying
This is my first time ordering and trying this black gulaman. I haven't had one of these since 30 yrs ago, for the first time i tried again. Since it's frozen, the gulaman got a little chewy than i expected. It still tastes good.
tastes okay
nice and sweet drink. wish they offer this in larger sizes soon
Nostalgic taste of gulaman drink. But this one is a bit too sweet for my liking
Latest reviews
The best with the tofu dessert Finally, I have been able to have a taho.
Packaged well. Not too sweet. Im glad it is back in stock
Repeat purchase, I usually used this to add to my taho or make some gulaman drinks.
Packed well with bubble wrap
Great packaging
Haven't tried it yet, I'm going to make pearl milk tea
Repurchased. Quite addicting. Nicely textured sago!
First time buying this, pretty good! I will purchase again! Convenient, sweet, nicely textured.
Good quality and price
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Perfect Match.
great, excited to mek my sago't gylaman this summer;=)
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looks good
Good for my Buko salad
First time I added this in my buko pandan dessert. Not bad.
for my binignit
Really miss this from Philippines.
For my Macaroni Fruit Salad! Thanks Weee!
Stocking for my halo-halo. Anytime my family crave for it it’s always available.
These tapioca pearls are really chewy, just enough sweetness. Great for halo-halo, fruit salad, specially my fav buko pandan!
Sweet item to serve. Always enjoying this Filipino exported item.
I cooked binignit, a filipino hot dessert with it and it tastes good.
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Popular recipes
Sago Coconut Pudding
Enjoy a creamy and sweet dessert with this simple recipe that combines with coconut milk, sugar, and pandan leaves cooked in a rice cooker.
Sago Milk Tea
Quench your thirst with a refreshing beverage made by cooking in a mixture of black tea, milk, and sugar in an instant pot.
Stir-Fried Sago with Vegetables
Create a flavorful and satisfying stir-fry dish by sautéing with mixed vegetables, soy sauce, and garlic in a stir fry pan.
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What is Filipino sago?
Filipino sago is a type of ingredient made from tapioca pearls, commonly used in Filipino desserts and drinks.
What dishes can I use Filipino sago in?
Filipino sago is commonly used in desserts like taho, ginataang bilo-bilo, and fruit salads.
Is Filipino sago sweet?
Filipino sago itself is not sweet, but it is often soaked in syrup or added to sweet dishes.
Can I store Filipino sago?
Yes, you can store Filipino sago in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to a week.
Can I use Filipino sago in savory dishes?
While Filipino sago is more commonly used in sweet dishes, you can also add it to savory soups or stews.
Can I use Filipino sago as a thickening agent?
Yes, Filipino sago can be used as a thickening agent in some dishes, but it may alter the texture.
Can I freeze cooked Filipino sago?
It is not recommended to freeze cooked Filipino sago as it may become mushy when thawed.
Where can I buy Filipino sago?
You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.
How do you cook Filipino sago?
To cook Filipino sago, you simply boil it in water until it becomes translucent and cooked through.
Is Filipino sago gluten-free?
Yes, Filipino sago is gluten-free as it is made from tapioca pearls.
How long does it take to cook Filipino sago?
It usually takes around 10-15 minutes to cook Filipino sago until it is translucent and cooked through.
Does Filipino sago have any nutritional value?
Filipino sago is mainly composed of carbohydrates and is low in calories, fat, and protein.
Are there different sizes of Filipino sago?
Yes, Filipino sago comes in different sizes, with smaller pearls being used for desserts and larger pearls for drinks.
How do I know when Filipino sago is cooked?
Filipino sago is cooked when it becomes translucent and the pearls are soft and chewy.
Does Filipino sago have any health benefits?
Filipino sago is mainly a source of energy due to its high carbohydrate content, but it does not have significant health benefits.
Popular reviews
- Great sweet drink
- I love this
- It tastes weird like sour and seems expired, though it looks ok from the outside, bottle and all seems normal. Perhaps it has to be look upon what seems to be the problem with this batch of black gulaman drink. Thanks!
- 3rd time for me to order. this is refreshing.
- this is good but if it's not on sale, i will never buy because it's pricey.
- Worth buying
- This is my first time ordering and trying this black gulaman. I haven't had one of these since 30 yrs ago, for the first time i tried again. Since it's frozen, the gulaman got a little chewy than i expected. It still tastes good.
- tastes okay
- nice and sweet drink. wish they offer this in larger sizes soon
- Nostalgic taste of gulaman drink. But this one is a bit too sweet for my liking
- The best with the tofu dessert Finally, I have been able to have a taho.
- Packaged well. Not too sweet. Im glad it is back in stock
- Repeat purchase, I usually used this to add to my taho or make some gulaman drinks.
- Packed well with bubble wrap
- Great packaging
- Haven't tried it yet, I'm going to make pearl milk tea
- Repurchased. Quite addicting. Nicely textured sago!
- First time buying this, pretty good! I will purchase again! Convenient, sweet, nicely textured.
- Good quality and price
- Perfect Match.
Repeat purchase
- looks good
- Good for my Buko salad
- First time I added this in my buko pandan dessert. Not bad.
- for my binignit
- Really miss this from Philippines.
- For my Macaroni Fruit Salad! Thanks Weee!
- Stocking for my halo-halo. Anytime my family crave for it it’s always available.
- These tapioca pearls are really chewy, just enough sweetness. Great for halo-halo, fruit salad, specially my fav buko pandan!
- Sweet item to serve. Always enjoying this Filipino exported item.
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