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[[File:Taho.JPG|thumb|left|A ''magtataho'' (taho vendor) in [[Vigan]]]]
''[[Taho]]'' is a warm treat made of soft [[beancurd]] which is the ''taho'' itself, dark caramel syrup called ''arnibal'', and [[tapioca]] pearls. It is often sold in neighborhoods by street vendors who yell out "''taho!''" in a manner like that of vendors in the stands at sporting events yelling out "hotdogs" or "peanuts". Sometimes, ''taho'' is served chilled, and flavors have recently been added, such as chocolate or strawberry. ''Taho'' is derived from the original [[Chinese cuisine|Chinese]] snack food known as ''[[douhua]]''.
A magtataho (taho vendor) in Vigan

Taho is a warm treat made of soft beancurd which is the taho itself, dark caramel syrup called arnibal, and tapioca pearls. It is often sold in neighborhoods by street vendors who yell out "taho!" in a manner like that of vendors in the stands at sporting events yelling out "hotdogs" or "peanuts". Sometimes, taho is served chilled, and flavors have recently been added, such as chocolate or strawberry. Taho is derived from the original Chinese snack food known as douhua.

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