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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>While the colonial periods brought much influence to the culture and cuisine of the Philippines, the influence of countries surrounding the Philippines before those times as well as the origins of that cuisine within the Philippines itself are also vitally important. Pre-dating their colonization by the Spaniards, the Philippines had frequent enough trade with China in that there were Chinese outposts along some of the coastal cities of the Philippines. The Chinese introduced [[rice noodles]] to the islands, the main ingredient of [[pancit]], and [[Egg roll|eggrolls]]; the Philippine version is known as [[lumpia]].</div>FuzzyBot