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Today, during their Araling Panlipunan and Filipino time, the kids will have their exam on Kasuotang Pinoy and Pinoy Fiesta where they have to bring original Filipino foods...

These are just part of their presentation.. Below are 'Kutsinta' with no coconut anymore, as well as 'Binaki" , a corn based treat similar to the Mexican Tamale but not quite the same, is originally Pinoy. Their group-mates will also bring other foods..

But I wonder if the food will be ALL-Filipino as in the previous years, some of their classmates brought food that are Italian, Chinese and even American in origin..

Anyway, the rest of the kakanin I bought, well, they are on our table--- hahahaha..

Especially the Cassava Suman...

But the Puto Maya is gone.. hehehehe

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Nothing fancy. Where would you go to buy kakanin on a very busy day? Of course, the market-- Cogon Market has lots of kakanin sold as early as 4 am till the afternoon. We used to have a suki who sells Puto to this reputable cafe and at first we didn't know that the puto came from our suki until we finally tasted no difference, but the price. hehehe.. So after that, we go to her directly as it is cheaper to buy Puto from her..

Unfortunately, my suki was not around today. Or maybe she was late. So I had to choose among the other displayed goodies..

But then again, I had to stand by what was asked for the kids to bring..

Although I really couldn't help but notice a lot of them to choose from, all from friendly peddlers..

This one is my mom's favorite as well as my sister's so I had to buy some..

And before leaving with my loot, I had to take pictures so that next time I drop by, I would not get lost. Cogon Market has grown so much that it looks more of a maze than a market.. hahahaha