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Here’s where to order food takeaway and delivery in Angono right now

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May 25, 2020
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Food establishments in Angono are still adapting as the town’s dining scene remains barred through at least the end of May under the government’s coronavirus task force announced enhanced community quarantine extension. Some restaurants that suspended operations, like Music Wizard Coffee & Tea Shop, have recently reopened for takeaway or delivery. 

Still a handful of diners and cafes are modifying their takeout menu as the pandemic spins out. And, of course, we can finally get milk teas and ice blended drinks to go, so some folks might wonder where to order drinks selection first. 

So here’s a list we’re updating regularly with our recommendations, from the town’s hottest craft burgers to its most comforting food favourites. Scroll down till the end to not miss past entries—this list isn’t all-inclusive, but you can always check directly with your favorite restaurant to see if it’s available for pick-up or delivery.

RECENT ENTRIES

Music Wizard Coffee & Tea Shop

At Music Wizard Coffee & Tea Shop, the lockdown menu is available for pickup, or delivery with a Php30 fee Tuesdays to Sundays at 2PM-7PM. You can simply order through their Facebook Page, Instagram, or through their contact numbers. I highly recommend you follow their socials for exciting offers like BUY1 TAKE 1 promos on Milkshakes and other refreshing drinks. 



RICE MEALS 

Braised Beethoven Php 115.00 

Grilled Amadeus Php 115.00 

Porkzart Sebastian Bach Ribs Php 115.00  

Sweet Garlic Chickensohnn Php 115.00  

PASTAS 

Baked Mac & Cheese Php 95.00 

Beefy Lasagna Php 125.00 

Cheesy Baked Ziti Php 125.00 

Creamy Carbonara Php 105.00 

Spaghetti Bolognese Php 105.00 

Tuna Pesto Pasta Php 105.00 

BREAD AND SANDWICHES 

French Toast Php 75.00 

Stuffed Bread Sticks Php 75.00 

Chicken Sandwich Php 95.00

Ham & Cheese Sandwich  Php 95.00

Bacon & Cheese Sandwich Php 95.00 

Classic Club House  Php 115.00

MWCT Burger Php 125.00 

PANCAKES 

Maple & Butter Pancake Php 75.00 

Chocolate Pancake Php 85.00 

Nutella Pancake Php 85.00 

Blueberry Pancake Php 85.00 

Strawberry Pancake Php 85.00 

PICCAS 

Beefy Nachos Php 125.00 

Cheesy Nachos Php 135.00 

French Fries Php 75.00 

Mojos Php 95.00 

You can also order your favourite treats for lunch and dinner from Music Wizard Coffee & Tea Shop—from pasta to ice blended drinks! They also have killer desserts like this chocolate cake! Have this all delivered to your doorstep with just a few clicks! Advance order starts at 12NN and with cut-off at 6:30PM.

You can pay them through: Payment method: COD, Bank Transfer, GCASH Delivery fee: Php30 

Music Wizard Coffee & Tea Shop is located at 📍 Manila East Road corner Col Guido St Brgy. San Roque, Angono-Binangonan Boundary, Rizal (across 7/11 and Honda Motors highway).

Sweet Honey Tooth

Banana cake, Ube cheese pandesal, Chocodesal, Red velvet pandesal, Cheeseroll and Crinkles are ready for you at Sweet Honey Tooth, which does online ordering for pickup or free in-house delivery within the town. In addition to its mouthwatering bread selections, it also offers personalized cakes inspired by your own design preference. 

Contact details them at 09152986898.

Atelier Restoran

Atelier Restoran offers its “lockdown” grab-and-go dishes from 11AM to 6PM Tuesdays to Sundays. 

Pancit Canton (Platter Php150, Small Tray – Php445, Medium – Php585, Large – Php700), Pancit Bihon (Platter Php140, Small tray – Php385, Medium – Php520, Large – Php610), Mixed Pancit (Platter Php170, Small tray – Php475, Medium – Php610, Large – Php730), Crispy Pata (Php500), Fried Chicken (Half – Php180, Whole – Php300), Bulalo (Php375), Pork Sinigang (Php325), Kare-Kare (Pork- Php355, Beef – Php385), Lechon Kawali (Php265), Pork sisig (Php255)—are available for pre-order (must place your order at least a day). 

Silog favourites are prepared daily: Tapsilog (Php105), Lechonsilog (Php105), Chixsilog (Php95), Bangsilog (Php95), Sisig rice (Php120).  

Order over the phone: 8727-9989 (landline), 09265204026 or send them a private message on their Facebook Page. Pay cash upon delivery.

Deliveries will be available on selected areas in Angono only with Php30 fee for the first kilometer.

Super Parés

Pick up your craved Beef Parés, Siopao, Asado, Wanton, Chinese Kikiam, Siomai and other dimsum choices at Super Parés located in front of Angono Medics Hospital, next to Wing Bites. They’re open from 8AM-7PM daily.  Contact them at 09457038945 or message them on Facebook to arrange a delivery.

If you need to Waze, their shop address is 191 ML Quezon Road Brgy. San Isidro Angono, Rizal.

Tapsi Ni Sophie and Lia’s Snack House

Tapsi Ni Sophie’s best seller (and one of the town’s all-time favorite rice meal) Budbud will definitely set your mood—available for takeout and limited dining option daily from 6AM to 7PM. Located beside Fuentes Trading and 7/11/Alfamart near Angono Municipal Hall. For more information, check out their Facebook Page contact them at +639564195634.

Pansit Ni Bongbong

Pansit Ni Bongbong’s flavorful Pancit (Php150) which is good for 2-3 persons is now available for pickup or delivery daily from 10AM to 6PM. Pair this with mouthwatering cassava delights (my personal favorite)—Cassava Cake (box of 16pcs – Php200, tray Php130). 

Delivery charge within Angono is Php30. If you are ordering from nearby towns, you have to avail at least 2 orders. Contact them at 09983045283 or message them on Facebook. 

Meowchie Special Fried Chicken

Meowchie Special Fried Chicken by Cheryl Calleja is available for delivery. Contact them at 09215369875 for bulk orders.

Itok’s Lechon 

On the weekends, Itok’s Lechon keeps things festive with Crispy Pata offerings on Saturdays and on Sundays, Lechon and Lechon Paksiw. Located at 60 ML Quezon Avenue Poblacion Itaas Angono, Rizal (in front of Pandayan Bookshop), Itok’s Lechon also serves BBQ (Php20), Dinuguan (Php30), Embutido (Php100) and Crispy Pata (Php350/kilo) for takeaway. 

For more information about their Lechon (which may vary slightly every week), visit their Facebook Page.

Milk & Brew Bubble Tea Corner

Mr. Chardy Ang’s Milk & Brew Bubble Tea Corner is dishing up a temporary menu that includes the favored tea house’s bestseller drinks: premium milktea (Php90), brown sugar series (Php100), lemonade (Php75); snacks: nachos (Php80), buffalo fries (Php75), smoked sausage platter (Php175).  Check their Fb page or message them at 0945 750 9118 for logistics.

Mavee & Hayley’s

Mavee & Haley’s is up and running again, which means you can order online, pick up or have their coziest comfort food and beverage delivered to your doorsteps. Follow their Facebook page for limited-time offers such as: Buy 1 Take 1 Tati’s wings (Php189), Buy 1 Take 1 Pizza Pockets (Php155), Buy 1 Take 1 Overload Fries (Php149), Buy 1 Pizza Pockets Take 1 Overload Fries (Php149). You may also contact them directly at 0956 153 0966. Open from 9AM to 6PM daily.

Cj’s Pizza And Burger

CJ’s Pizza & Burger has joined in the Buy 1 Take 1 game with pickup and delivery around Angono for Php20-40 fee. For advance order, you may call and text them on: 09159570596/09386226150. They are located at E Dela Paz St., Brgy. San Pedro Angono, Rizal.

Lockdown menu:

CJ’S BURGER

Burger buy1take1 – Php26

Burger solo – Php15

Cheese burger buy1take1 – Php36

Cheese burger solo – Php20

Egg Sandwich – Php15

Ham sandwich – Php15

Footlong – Php26

Cj’s Cheezy tacos – Php26

Cj’s cheezy overload Nachos – Php55

CJ’S PIZZA

(11inches with 9slices)

Cheese – Php70

Hawaiian – Php85

Ham and cheese – Php85

Pepperoni – Php85

Bacon and ham – Php90

The works – Php95

All meat – Php95

Shawarma – Php95

Beef – Php95

Nuts For A Cause

Order healthy snack options per kilo or per pack with Nuts For A Cause available for delivery or pickup.

Per Kilo:

Raw Cashew (whole kernel) –  Php750

Raw Cashew – Php550

Roasted Cashew – Php600

Adobo-flavoured Cashew – Php650

Sunflower Seeds – Php250

Squash Seeds – Php230

Per Pack:

Butong Pakwan (1kg) – Php250

Beer Nuts – 1kg (spicy, garlic) – Php180

Sampaloc – 1kg (sweet, spicy) – Php130

Patani (pop beans) – 900g – Php190

Cornik (700g) – Php170

Chichacorn (500g) – Php150

Spicy Pusit (200g) – Php120

Spicy Dilis (200g) – Php110

Flavoured Corn Pop – 60g (sweet, cheese, bbq) – Php90

For kids:

Gummy worm (2.5kg) – Php380

Gummy banana (2.5kg) – Php380

Jelly beans (2.5kg) – Php380

Gummy caterpillar (2.5kg) – Php380

Payment method: BDO, BPI, PayMaya, GCash, COD

You can order here: 09659944964/ 09176207976

Keyk by Dorie

Order customized cakes for all occasions with Keyk by Dorie. They also bake customized cupcake with free delivery. Contact them at 09457942633.

Shake Eat Eatery

For accurate menu availability, follow Shake Eat Eatery’s Fb Page or message them directly at 09353703580/ 09367634120—because their dishes sell out like hot cakes! The reason is the apparent affordability, flavor, and excellent customer service. No wonder they’ve been on business since the ’80s!

Lockdown menu:

HOUSE SPECIALS:

Lugaw Plain – Php15

Lugaw w/ Tokwa – Php23

Lugaw w/ Togue – Php25

Lugaw w/ Paa – Php22

Lugaw w/ Egg – Php25

Lugaw w/ Atay Balunan – Php40

Lugaw w/ Laman Ng Manok – Php50

Miswa Plain – Php15

Miswa w/ Egg – Php25

Miswa w/ Tokwa – Php23

Miswa w/ Togue – Php25

Miswa w/ Paa – Php22

Miswa w/ Laman Ng Manok – Php50

Spaghetti Reg. – Php15

Spaghetti w/ Egg – Php25

Spaghetti Spec. – Php40

Carbonara Reg. – Php15

Carbonara w/ Egg – Php25

Carbonara Spec. – Php50

Malabon Reg. – Php15

Malabon w/ Egg – Php25

Malabon Spec. – Php40

Bihon/Canton Reg. – Php15

Bihon/Canton w/ Egg – Php25

Bihon/Canton w/ Tokwa – Php23

Bihon/Canton w/ Togue – Php25

SEASONAL:

Sopas Plain – Php15

Sopas w/ Egg – Php25

Sopas w/ Tokwa – Php23

Sopas w/ Togue – Php25

Sopas w/ Laman Ng Manok – Php50

Ginatang Monggo – Php20

Ginatang Mais – Php20

Ginatang Bilo-Bilo – Php20

Champorado – Php15

KAKANIN:

Kumanoy/Bibingka Per Slice – Php10

Kumanoy / Bibingka Per Tub – Php50

SM Center Angono Food Shops

Gong Cha

Mang Inasal

Jollibee

Max’s Restaurant

Have you heard about other Angono restaurants offering especially exciting takeout or delivery right now? Let us know in the comments below or send us a direct message! If you find this article helpful, do share! Many thanks!

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REVIEW: Free Singapore City Tour via Transit at Changi Airport

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March 23, 2016
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On my way to Jakarta, I had a nice chance to get a layover at Singapore’s highly esteemed Changi Airport. Noted as the finest airport in the world by sleepinginairports.net, the airport went even beyond my expectations.



First Impression


The first thing that struck a note upon arrival is the choice of carpet design. It really was a smart one; enough patterns to hide stains and dirt, and a color palette that complements the indoor plant displays. Another plus factor is the highly sanitary comfort rooms that even come with free water fountains next to the restroom entrance. Even the cleaners themselves seem to enjoy their duty. Well, now that I’ve mentioned it, essentially all employees I’ve dealt with seem to be genuinely cheerful and willing to help people out. Very much unlike the usual smug I encounter in government office workers.


Vandas hanging over a pool adds a nice touch. Nowadays, the entire island country looks like a neatly trimmed urban garden


The plant arrangements are actually stunning, although, as an indoor plant enthusiast, I was immediately able to tell that most of the displays, especially the flashy ones, are temporary since the ambient lighting was definitely NOT enough to suit the requirements of several orchids on display. Notable examples are the Vanda sp. and several Dendrobium hybrids that require bright, filtered light for propagation.



Legend has it that there was once a very tall tree that stood in Changi. 

The water features also added a nice touch, especially with all the koi swimming peacefully around. One pond though that included Archer fish wasn’t really a good choice. While it is true that watching Archer Fish spit water bullets to unsuspecting crickets on overlying branches adds an exciting event to look forward to every 8 AM, these fish live primarily on brackish water (salt level in between fresh water and saltwater. Salinity goes anywhere between 1-2.5%. For reference, seawater is 3.5% m/v salt). They could adjust to freshwater, but it is unnatural and might not be the best habitat.

During my stay, I’ve had the nice chance to witness how the team of gardeners and stylists put together hundreds of orchids to build a stunning display.


The young fern trees really look stunning and give an impression that they’ve been well adjusted at the garden for years now. (Which they might as well did cuz my friend sent me photos of the same fern trees dated about a year ago). Overall, the entire indoor garden experience was a rather nice touch to an otherwise busy airport.


Free City Tour

It is highly recommend to register for the city tour upon landing before doing anything else, most especially for the morning slots as they get filled up pretty fast. Remember: Don’t go past the immigration check!


The Free City Tour booth is located inside the transit mall, right next to the escalators, facing one side of the indoor garden and the free crayon etching activity table for kids. You would then be requested to deposit your check in luggage (or cabin bag, if you’re carrying a heavy one) at the Left Baggage counter for a reasonable price of SG$3.21 PER PIECE. 


Notice the small school of Archer fish on the top right corner.

Take note than any item, even a mere face towel hanging outside your bag would be charged separately. I had the misfortune of depositing my lightweight phone tripod bag together with my backpack, thinking that an empty small bag less than 50g won’t get charged. Imagine my surprise to see SG$6.42 charged on my MasterCard instead of SG$3. 21. If your bag isn’t that heavy (or if you’re used to carrying a backpack for some distance) it might be a good idea to bring it along.

The entire trip takes about 2 hours, about 1 hour and 15 minutes of which will be spent sitting in the bus. It is actually more like a ‘teaser’ of what’s in store at Singapore rather than a real city trip and immersion. After registration, you may opt to eat at the dining area or shop for items at duty free. If you’re headed to Australia, remember NOT to purchase alcoholic items as they will be confiscated upon arrival (waste of $$$!!).


The bus pretty much looks like a modern tour bus with nice comfortable seats. 


One tough challenge for unwitting first time fliers might be connecting to the internet. To go online via wifi, you would need to find one of those free wifi kiosks and enter your flight details to get an access code. Open any browser tab and log in using the code provided. There are also computers that can be used should you forget to bring your device. Charging stations can be found on several seats; it’s rather convenient when you need to use your phone while charging. Speaking of seats, I suppose the rank 1 rating done by sleepingatairports.net was spot-on for Chiangi Airport. I found a lot of seats, and even some ridiculously huge couches made for quick naps.


Don’t forget to print your voucher, including the bar code


As of writing, transit flights at Chiangi airport are entitled to a SG$20 voucher which could be used at any participating stores in the transit area. These would be sent in a separate email together with your flight details. Make sure to have it printed together with the details as they don’t accept electronic vouchers. One guy had to spend SG$1 for printing at the lounge. I highly recommend using the voucher at an Indian vegetarian restaurant “Kaveri” since most other stores have already been closed. Tai Hing looks open, but it wasn’t within the food gallery area, which made it tough to find. It actually took me about 30 minutes searching for other participating restaurants, only to find out that the stores I’ve been heading to have already been shut down or moved outside the transit mall. Food from Kaveri wasn’t that bad, but the selection might be unsatisfying for heavy meat lovers.


O’Learys and Chutney Mary’s both moved out of the transit area so yeah, try to check out other stores instead.



You may also avail meals for other restaurants via credit card payment using a machine located along the aisle in the dining area. Just follow the instructions and collect the receipt bearing the order number.  Once your meal is ready, the order number would be displayed on the screen. Collect your meal at the counter and you’re good to go. Price ranges from SG$7-20; still pretty inexpensive compared to other airport meals. Overall, I was glad that I didn’t have to change my currency and was able to survive the layover with my MasterCard card and transit voucher.


Make sure to be present at the city tour booth on time. The guide will attach a sticker number on your shirt and lead the group to the immigration. Make sure to bring your passport, Singapore visa documents (if necessary), and a hard copy of the boarding pass (if you have a flimsy receipt paper for a boarding pass, the guide might request you to have it reprinted to a cardboard copy).


Gotta love those clotheslines



The bus is a sharp looking one and has nice, comfortable seats. The tour started by introducing Singapore (which I learned,is pronounced SINGA-pore, and not SING-guh-pore as I have previously thought) and how this tiny island country fit in a huge amount of people using vertical housing units. The guide differentiated government run housing units vs private corporation owned ones and mentioned a few other trivia about the nation.


Massive banana


The tour first passed by China Town, which was still all adorned with New Year festivities such as monkey figures and red lanterns hanging overhead the main street.


One of the rather nice street art I found at the Malay Town

Our first stop was Marina Bay Sands where we had a strict 15 minute photo session with the minor MerLion and other prominent structures nearby. It felt like a rushed tour, but there wasn’t much to see anyway so it felt fine.


 ‘Kiddie’ Merlion

The bus then passed by the Indian Town, and to be honest it was the most exciting part of the trip. There wasnt any notable sight on its own, but it was a fair collection of oddities, especially the second floor window/door designs. Too bad the trip didn’t include a stop over for pictures. If I were to visit Singapore again, I’d definitely go see it. 


I still wonder why second floors have doors, but no verandas


Our second (and last) stop was at the Malay town. The entire population of Singapore is carefully allocated by the government to ensure that no one group would be populated heavily in one area. Even though it’s the Malay/Muslim town,the population breakdown would still be 70% Chinese, 20% Indian, and 10% Malay+others on all housing units.


Those mannequins are creepy


The guide kept on reiterating that night life at Singapore city is much more exciting than what we were currently witnessing. She even mentioned a certain  aisle that tend to attract young people to take selfie and group photos every afternoon.

Some Malay Art. No idea what these are though






Once the tour is done, and you still have hours left before your flight, you may opt to request the guide to leave you at any town you like, but you have to take a taxi on your way back to the airport. The remaining few minutes of the tour would be spent on a film advertising the wonders of Singapore and the Chiangi Airport.



Overall, the tour was a nice overview of what this tiny island country has to offer. Not exactly a complete “tour’ but still a highly recommended activity for transit visitors.


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Geláre: Australia’s much-loved dessert café, now in Manila

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November 13, 2018
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Three things stand out at Geláre in Uptown Mall BGC that need mentioning: (one) its gourmet ice cream is airless, with real flavor and no artificial ingredients; (two) it offers ice cream flavors that are Vegan and Halal certified; (three) it serves to-die-for waffles!

Offering melt-in the mouth gourmet ice cream that is 100 percent airless and infused with real flavors and no artificial ingredients, plus freshly baked golden waffles, and light hearty breakfast on the menu, it is no wonder Geláre is much-loved in the Land Down Under. 

Geláre has been tantalizing palates for 30 years and counting. Presently, it continues to capture the society’s penchant for gourmet dessert in over 50 branches spread across Australia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Indonesia, and now, in the Philippines. 

In the grand launch, the owners and executives of Geláre Philippines conducted the ribbon-cutting ceremony. A priest was invited to bless the grand launching of the flagship store and the rest of the event. Bloggers and press people attended to witness the grand launch as well as to learn more about Geláre, its history, offered menu, and business opportunities. 

About Geláre

Geláre is the Italian word for “freezing”, the final step in the ice cream making process. It’s founded in of the freezing in ice cream. It is a patented trademark for the cafe and has been in the market for more than 30 years now. 

Founded in Fremantle, Western Australia in 1986 by Mr. Farid Torabi, Geláre has expanded its range of dessert offerings to include “frozen yogurts, freshly baked waffles & pancakes, coffee, fruit smoothies, and other blended drinks”. 

Geláre Menu

• Ice Cream

Geláre has managed to deliver superior ice cream while leaving it with affordable cost. You can get a scoop at P120.


 Geláre ice cream is also unique because it is much creamier and thicker than Italian ice cream. It is also much heavier, creamier and more intensely flavored than American ice cream. Geláre is an improved “hybrid” ice cream combining and also exceeding the best qualities from both countries.

Our favorite flavor is the strawberry with real strawberry bits.

• Waffles

Geláre is also know for its world famous waffles. It is said that the best gluten-free Belgian waffles in Australia are baked in Geláre. 

Geláre’s light, fluffy and full-of-flavour waffles are freshly baked on the premises every day using the finest natural ingredients to create products crafted to its traditional recipe, ensuring a mouth-watering waffle experience that’s seriously “crunchy on the outside and decadently moist on the inside.”

Served with a range of delicious toppings, you can indulge and delight your senses with a dollop of freshly whipped cream, or two scoops of its premium ice cream smothered with special waffle syrup just for good measure.

Your waffle choices:

Classic Waffle (waffle syrup & fresh cream)

A la Mode treat (classic waffle + 1 scoop of ice cream)

Super Treat (classic waffle + 2 scoops of ice cream)

Maxi Treat (classic waffle + 2 scoops + chocolate sauce)

Banana Split Waffle (maxi treat + fresh banana + strawberry sauce)

Churro Treat (classic waffle + cinnamon sugar + choc sauce)

Mud Pie (classic waffle + Oreo cookies + choc sauce)

Very Berry Treat (classic waffle + blueberries + strawberry sauce)

Ultimate Treat (maxi treat + fresh banana + blueberries + Oreo cookies + choc sauce)

• Coffee

For coffee lovers, there are also an array of offerings. I am glad to say, Geláre serves Affogato!

• Fruit Smoothies & Blended Drinks

Hanging around Geláre

There is no wifi inside Geláre but there is an outlet in case your lappy’s or smartphone’s batt runs out. 

The interior of Geláre is serene, not too spacious but good enough to enjoy time with friends or family. 

Geláre for franchise

If you are thinking of opening an ice cream business, you might wanna consult with the owner of Geláre as they are open for franchising. You may contact them for details.

Visit Geláre

Located at:

3rd level in Uptown Mall BGC, Taguig City

Store hours:

Mondays to Thursdays – 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Fridays to Sundays – 10 a.m. to 12 mn

Email address: 

gelareph@yahoo.com

Contact: 

(02) 885-7143

Parting Words

To indulge your sweet tooth whenever you’re in Uptown Mall BGC or around the area, hang out in Geláre and treat yourself to its premium dessert creations including its gourmet ice cream, freshly baked waffles, hot and cold beverages, milkshakes, smoothies, and light breakfast menu. Don’t forget to treat your loved ones too! 

Head to Geláre at the 3rd level in Uptown Mall BGC. You can also watch out for the upcoming branch opening of Geláre in Nuvali and, yes, you gotta like Geláre Facebook Page for promos and live updates! Talk about promos, Geláre is currently running Half Price Tuesdays – enjoy half price off on Geláre’s Classic Waffle at 3rd level of Uptown Mall in BGC every Tuesday! But hey, you are welcome to visit anytime!

What do you think about Geláre? What ice cream flavor do you want to try? How about their desserts? Let us know your thoughts! Leave your comments down the comment section below and don’t forget to share this article! Thanks so much!

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