Native Products and Menu found in Bataan

 

     Do you want to know what delicacies and products are known in Bataan? Scroll down and let's get craved together! Going to Bataan is easy as you can have a variety of transportation to choose from. It depends on how adventurous you are. So let's go and taste and see the lineup of menu to eat and products to buy in Bataan. 

    First, is the product of Abucay, Walis Lasa (broom) which is very popular in the Philippines since it has been part of people’s life for so long. It is considered as every Pinoy’s partner in keeping their home tiptoe clean and ready to receive visitors with the utmost hospitality, a trait Filipinos are renowned for. 










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