TIL - Today I Learned...

[papi smith]

That same ban probably led to oversupply

[dr. d]

That same ban probably led to oversupply

that law probably has to be repealed.
sarap nang sinigang sa miso nang ulo nang salmon...
besides, "furriners don't eat salmon heads...!"...
... do they?

[papi smith]

If there's still such a law, it's useless, we can buy salmon head and belly in the wet market anytime, fillet in the supermarkets.

[dr. d]

If there's still such a law, it's useless, we can buy salmon head and belly in the wet market anytime, fillet in the supermarkets.

that's exactly what many of the texted-in comments to the radio program, said.

apparently, only the government office concerned (BFAR), was aware of a law that restricted the sale of frozen salmon to restaurants and hotels, and "for industrial use" (whatever that means).

[bugsmobile]

i just heard over the radio, that there is a late 90s law that bans the sale of salmon to commoners.
mga hotel and other places of foreign tourism lang daw ang allowed to purchase this fish.

ang daming near-instant text-in negative feedback from the listeners!

gosh,
i have been braking the law these past decades!
heh heh.

Ah talaga? We've been selling baked salmon pa naman hehe.

[BratPAQ]

If there's still such a law, it's useless, we can buy salmon head and belly in the wet market anytime, fillet in the supermarkets.

Heard on the news that there are no local salmon, lahat sila imported. Does this mean no more salmon to buy? Sarap nyan sa sinigang with mustard leaves.


https://youtu.be/RYmwyjl1L3o

[BratPAQ]

that's exactly what many of the texted-in comments to the radio program, said.

apparently, only the government office concerned (BFAR), was aware of a law that restricted the sale of frozen salmon to restaurants and hotels, and "for industrial use" (whatever that means).

Industrial use means canned salmon

[baludoy]

TIL that kalamansi juice and the "kalamansi" brand is now being marketed as a vietnamese "tetrapak" processed product in south korea after it became a popular "health fad" over there. in fact, vietnam is now aggressively farming kalamansi so they they can export it as their own even though it's not endemic to their nation.

pretty soon i guess vietnam is going to apply for iso certification something like what china did to south korea's kimchi w/c resulted in the infamous kimchi wars of 2020.

[BratPAQ]

TIL that hand brakes/park brakes doesn't have ABS. I was watching a documentary about a plane that went over its landing. The plane's spoiler didn't work/deploy, the pilots then engage the emergency brake. Which according to the investigator caused the wheels to lock and ABS not used. The plane would have stopped and not go over the runway if the ABS was used and the wheels weren't locked.

So I was wondering about the same thing on the car. According to Google, yes same principle. No ABS on park brakes, which makes sense. So it's nice to know, don't use park brakes when panicking to stop.

[papi smith]

TIL it's so easy to do a Max's Fried Chicken, simply soak in brine overnight. Brush with patis and pepper before air frying .