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Among other street food are already mentioned [[#Pulutan|pulutan]] like ''[[isaw]]'', seasoned hog or chicken intestines skewered onto a stick and grilled; ''betamax'', roasted dried chicken blood cut into and served as small cubes, from which it received its name due to its crude resemblance to a [[Betamax]] tape; ''[[Adidas]]'', grilled chicken feet named after the popular shoe brand; and ''[[Proven (food)|proven]]'', the [[proventriculus]] of a chicken coated in cornstarch and deep-fried. Fries made from [[sweet potatoes]] have also been dubbed "Pinoy fries". Most street foods are usually found near certain schools and universities, one example would be at Metro Manila's [[University Belt]].

Among other street food are already mentioned pulutan like isaw, seasoned hog or chicken intestines skewered onto a stick and grilled; betamax, roasted dried chicken blood cut into and served as small cubes, from which it received its name due to its crude resemblance to a Betamax tape; Adidas, grilled chicken feet named after the popular shoe brand; and proven, the proventriculus of a chicken coated in cornstarch and deep-fried. Fries made from sweet potatoes have also been dubbed "Pinoy fries". Most street foods are usually found near certain schools and universities, one example would be at Metro Manila's University Belt.