7 Delicious Food to Eat When It's Raining

Aside from staying in bed all day, one more thing that we love to do when it’s raining is to eat. When it’s gloomy and pouring outside, there are certain snacks and dishes that you crave. Here are some of the most popular rainy day treats.  

Ginataang Bilo-Bilo

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This famous Filipino snack is made with glutinous rice balls, sago (tapioca pearls), coconut cream, sweet potatoes, saba (plantain bananas), and ripe jackfruit. You can have it for breakfast, snacks, or even dessert. 

Sotanghon 

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Sotanghon is easy to make, especially for those who are still learning how to cook. It only requires simple ingredients like ginger, garlic, onion, noodles, chicken, and broth. 

Sopas

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Isn’t that every sip of sopas reminds you of your childhood? This rich, creamy soup is made with different vegetables, elbow macaroni, broth, chicken, and evaporated milk.  

Batchoy

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Batchoy is the favorite comfort food of many Filipinos. Pork meat and innards and miki or egg noodles are the common ingredients to this soup dish. 

Champorado

A bowl of champorado paired with dried fish or tuyo makes the perfect Pinoy breakfast. This rainy day treat is a chocolate-flavored porridge composed of glutinous rice, cocoa powder, and sugar. 

Kimchi Stew

You usually see kimchi stew in K-dramas as it's a staple food in Korea. This hearty, spicy dish will surely warm you up while binge-watching your favorite Korean shows. 

Goto

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Goto is similar to congee but made with glutinous rice and beef tripe. You can eat it at any time of the day. This dish is also perfect for those who are feeling under the weather.

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