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00:00 Not only in the Philippines, our favorite breakfast is known as pandesal.

00:04 It's also one of the best bread rolls in the world.

00:08 First news live, Bam Alegre.

00:11 Bam, have you eaten pandesal?

00:13 Good morning, earlier we tried the ube pandesal here in the bakery behind us.

00:22 Pandesal is a trademark breakfast of many Filipinos.

00:25 Many people have been asking for it since morning.

00:28 Now, even abroad, people are getting to know it.

00:31 It's here in the street.

00:33 It's sold here.

00:35 The sun is not yet setting,

00:36 Abe Velasco is here in Suking Panaderia in Divisoria, Manila to buy pandesal.

00:41 He can't start the day without heating up his breakfast.

00:44 This is our staple food.

00:46 It's our comfort food.

00:48 And I have a cup of coffee.

00:51 You can't have pandesal without coffee.

00:55 For the hotdog, LL Torrio's favorite is the pandesal.

00:58 It's a killer combo to start your morning.

01:00 That's what I'm looking for in my breakfast.

01:05 Pandesal doesn't need to be compared to the breakfast of every Filipino.

01:08 That's why it's not surprising that pandesal is one of the best bread rolls in the world.

01:13 It's in the top 10.

01:14 It has a 4.1 rating on the food guide of Taste Atlas.

01:19 Pandesal is really sold.

01:20 Even if it's already noon, it's not hot anymore.

01:23 Many people are still craving for it.

01:24 I eat a lot of it in the morning because it's almost noon.

01:30 As the price of pandesal goes up, the price of flour also goes up.

01:34 Here in this bakery in Divisoria, it's 2 pesos for small and 5 pesos for big.

01:38 10 pesos for ube pandesal.

01:40 I used to be able to bring two, but now I can only bring six.

01:42 It's small.

01:50 A little etymology, the word "pandesal" comes from the Castilian language.

01:54 "Pan" is bread and "sal" is salt.

01:58 So, pandesal, bread of salt.

02:00 This is the street heat from Divisoria, Manila.

02:02 I'm Bamalagre for GMA Integrated News.

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02:17 [music]

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