Elderly Vendor Sells Pure Sugarcane Juice “Purong katas ng tubo” in Puerto Princesa
SUGARCANE JUICE – An elderly vendor goes viral online for selling pure sugarcane juice “Purong katas ng tubo”.
Tubo juice, also known as sugarcane juice, is a popular drink in many countries around the world. It is made by extracting the juice from the stalks of sugarcane and is often sold by street vendors and in markets.
Tubo juice is often served fresh and chilled, with ice added to make it even more refreshing. Some vendors also add a squeeze of lime juice or a sprinkle of salt to enhance the flavor. It is a popular drink in hot climates.
The Facebook page “PedroGraphy” has shared photographs of an elderly vendor in Puerto Princesa, Palawan, who sells pure sugarcane juice. The post soon spreads online and garners responses from netizens.
The senior citizen in the images is seen roaming around Brgy. Tagburos selling organic pure sugarcane juice from his pedicab. The hardworking grandpa manually extracts the juice from the sugarcane. He only charges P20 for the juice.
Its natural sweetness and refreshing flavor make it a great choice for quenching thirst and providing a boost of energy on a hot day. If you haven’t tried tubo juice yet, it’s definitely worth seeking out and giving it a try!
Here is the full post:
“PURONG KATAS ng TUBO
habang binabaybay ko ang kalsada ng Bgy Tagburos napalingon ako kay tatay at napahinto at nabigla ako sa kanyang tinitinda dahil first time kung nakakita na nagtitinda ng ganito sa Puerto Princesa.
Katas ng Tubo juice, pure at walang halong iba at mano mano nya ito ginagawa gamit ng isang kahoy na pampihit.
Sa halagang 20 pesos sulit na sulit na.
Goodjob Tay, sobra akong napahanga sa inyong Sipag at Tyaga.”
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