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The Day I Appreciate and Support Local Bread Vendors

Lolita@lolitaanana001 (74)7d
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Hello everyone 🤗 How are you in this beautiful community? Today I thought of sharing this blog focusing on supporting local bread vendor. To patronize local filipino products means supporting them to sustain and earn a living.

Right after paying my electric bill at Mactan Electric Company I saw from afar a rolling store selling fresh baked breads. I approached directly the vendor and asked him if what kind of bread he's been selling. Moringa pandesal is one of my favorites ever since. It's more than a months now since I tasted this kind of bread.

inbound2546941771478161767.jpginbound1386504220233631760.jpg So I bought 20 pieces of bread. Each of it cost only 2.00. The price is just right for the size of the bread. inbound147399369648371958.jpginbound8819238953025851640.jpg I'm the first customer who bought Moringa bread. The vendor is not so quiete busy so I tend to ask him some questions about the bread he sells. Upon hearing him, I thought of buying more breads, because this rolling store is his only way of providing his family's needs and wants. inbound5300070728465242644.jpg The vendor still placing some breads ready to be baked. While I'm talking and observing him baking the bread. inbound6965751043447190663.jpg He was already in 2 years managing this kind of rolling store. He's cousin is the owner of this business. He just earning a little, enough for his family to provide them their daily food needs.

So I ate some of the bread I bought on him. I finished 4 of it. And I feel full. I burped and I'm completely satisfied eating my favorite Moringa bread. I added another 10 pieces and I decided to bring it home for my family.

The vendor felt grateful and happy that I'm his first customer purchasing on him lots of bread. He kept inside the additional bread I bought in a piece of paper bags and handed it to me with a smile on his face. I felt also happy and relieved looking at him, that atleast even in my own little way I'm able to support this hardworking man to do a simple living. Then I bid goodbye to Kuya, saying until next time po😊I'll make sure to buy some breads whenever I came back in this place.

This would be all for now and see you in my next blog journey..Bye

The lead picture is edited in Gemini All photos are mine

Comments · 9

  • @joanna112890(59)· 2d

    May Tig 2 papala na pandesal. This pandesal is a good business. Kasi Umaga palang bentahe ka na talaga Jan. Madami nang gustong bumili magkape. Mga nagjojogging or walking nagkakape na Yan with pandesal. Malunggay pandesal is healthy too. Dito sa tabing pwesto namin katabi ko din nagtitinda Ng pandesal kaya super alam ko paano Siya bumebenta . And for you sis. How happy you appreciate them. I like that you are patronizing local businesses showing your support which is very very good. Keep patronizing sis. Godbless

  • @leighdalisay(70)· 6d

    Teka muna wait, what??? Bakit ang mura ng pandesal dyan? Wala nang tig-dos dito. Huhu! But thank you for sharing this wonderful story, Sissy. I really appreciate people like you who support local vendors and small businesses. Here in the Philippines, many families depend on small sources of income to meet their daily needs. Your story reminded me of the times when I also buy food from local sellers in our area. Whenever I have extra money, I prefer to support them because every purchase helps their pamilya. I also love buying pandesal and other breads from neighborhood vendors because they are affordable and masarap. Moringa pandesal is a good choice since it is tasty and filling. I can imagine how happy the vendor felt when you bought many pieces of bread from him. Sometimes, a simple act of kindness can brighten someone's day. Nakakatuwa knowing that your purchase helped him earn money for his family's needs. I believe that supporting local products and hardworking Filipinos is very important, especially during challenging times. Thank you for reminding us that even small actions can make a big difference. Stay blessed and keep inspiring others with your kindness and generosity, Sissy! Apir! 😊

  • @alia.shares123(62)· 7d

    Ohhh malunggay pandesal! I haven't tried one but my friends told me it is delicious😍🥖.

  • @haveyoumetellie(65)· 7d

    Lolita, masarap yan, lagi pang bagong luto kesa yung nabibili sa Grocery.

  • @vvodjiu(74)· 7d

    Nice, may pa-interview portion pa sa pandesal vendor ah, hehe.. 😁 It's great to know that you support local businesses.. malunggay pandesal lng yan sa iba, but it equates to supporting a whole family.. your 10-20 pesos is a great help na sa kanila.. but I can't help but notice, ang laki nman ng 2-peso pandesal jan sa inyo.. we have 2 peso pandesal here but kasing liit lng ng kamao ng baby, wahaha.. Anyway, enjoy your pandesal, you'll be blessed more for having such a kind heart 💗 Have a wonderful day !LOL

  • @mayt(75)· 7d

    Bat ang mura ng kanya, dito wala nang 2 pesos, 5 pesos na each hehe...

  • @lj1728(73)· 7d

    Ayan na pinost na ang pangmalakasang tinapay hehe. Naku sobrang sarap nyan na pandesal sa almusal sabayan mo pa ng mainit init na kape. Perfect!☺️💕

  • @blueoctopus(70)· 7d

    Masarap yan.. marami din dito sa amin nag bebenta nag ganyan.. naka trickle na may opven.. hahahah.. masarap kainin sa umaga lalo kung mainit pa..sarap e pares sa kape...

  • @dreamrona(75)· 7d

    Malunggay pandesal perfect pang kape. Ito Yung sarap bilhin pa bukid. Affordable pa.