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Frequently asked questions

  • What is bagong?

    Bagong, also known as bagoong, is a Philippine condiment made of fermented fish or shrimp and salt.

  • Can bagong be eaten raw?

    Yes, bagong can be eaten raw, although it is typically cooked or used as a flavor enhancer in dishes.

  • How does bagong taste?

    Bagong has a very strong, salty, and fishy taste.

  • Is bagong vegetarian?

    No, bagong is not vegetarian as it is made from fermented fish or shrimp.

  • What are the health benefits of bagong?

    Bagong is a good source of protein and it is known to be rich in umami flavors.

  • Is bagong gluten free?

    Yes, bagong is typically gluten free, but it's always a good idea to check the label to be sure.

  • Can bagong be frozen?

    Yes, bagong can be frozen to extend its shelf life.

  • Does bagong contain allergens?

    Yes, bagong contains fish or shrimp, which are common allergens.

  • How is bagong made?

    Bagong is made by mixing fish or shrimp, salt, and sometimes sugar, then allowing it to ferment for several weeks.

  • How long does bagong last?

    If stored properly in the fridge, bagong can last for up to a year.

  • What dishes use bagong?

    Bagong is often used in Filipino dishes such as binagoongang baboy, kare-kare, and paksiw.

  • How to store bagong?

    Bagong should be stored in a cool, dark place or in the refrigerator.

  • What is the color of bagong?

    The color of bagong can vary from pink to dark brown, depending on the type and the fermentation process.

  • What is the texture of bagong?

    The texture of bagong can be gritty or paste-like, depending on how it's made.

  • Is bagong a staple in Filipino cuisine?

    Yes, bagong is a common condiment and ingredient in many traditional Filipino dishes.

  • Where can I buy bagong?

    You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.