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29/01/2025

🎉 **Happy Chinese New Year!** 🐍

As we welcome the Year of the Snake, may it bring you good fortune, prosperity, and endless joy! 🧧✨

Whether you’re celebrating with family, enjoying delicious food, or watching the vibrant lion dances, we hope this new year fills your life with happiness and success. 🏮🍊

From all of us at FRESH TIDE SEAFOODS PH, we wish you a year filled with love, luck, and laughter! 🐉🎆

23/01/2025

Chinese New Year: A Celebration of 15-16 Days

Chinese New Year, also called the Lunar New Year or Spring Festival, is one of the world's most vibrant and longest celebrations! 🧧

The festivities begin on Chinese New Year's Eve, a time for family reunions and traditional feasts, and continue for 15–16 days. It all concludes with the magical Lantern Festival, where glowing lanterns light up the night sky, symbolizing hope and new beginnings.

This joyous holiday is filled with traditions like fireworks, red envelopes, and delicious symbolic dishes, all bringing good fortune, happiness, and prosperity for the year ahead.

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23/01/2025

Did you know that fish (鱼, yú) is a must-have dish during Chinese New Year? The word "fish" sounds like "surplus" in Chinese, making it a symbol of abundance, prosperity, and wealth.

Serving fish at the festive table represents the hope for an overflow of blessings and good fortune in the year ahead. For an extra dose of luck, the fish is traditionally served whole, symbolizing completeness and unity.

So this Lunar New Year, don’t forget to enjoy a delicious fish dish to welcome prosperity and a bountiful year ahead! 🐟✨

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22/01/2025

Shrimp: A Symbol of Joy and Happiness for Chinese New Year

Did you know that shrimp (虾, xiā) holds a special place on the Chinese New Year menu? Its name sounds like laughter in Chinese, making it a symbol of joy and happiness as families welcome the coming year.

During festive meals, shrimp dishes are served to spread positivity, harmony, and cheerful vibes. Whether it’s stir-fried, steamed, or cooked in a flavorful sauce, shrimp reminds us to embrace laughter and cherish moments of togetherness.

So, as you enjoy your Chinese New Year feast, let every bite of shrimp bring smiles, laughter, and a year filled with happiness! 🦐✨ 🧧
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15/09/2024

Male and female mud crabs can be distinguished by the shape of their abdomen. Males have a narrow, pointed abdomen, while females have a broader, more rounded one, especially when they’re carrying eggs.

14/09/2024

A female sugpo can carry between 500,000 to 1 million eggs at once, which makes them incredibly prolific breeders. Their rapid reproduction helps keep seafood supplies plentiful!

14/09/2024

Bangus is often raised in brackish water, a mix of freshwater and seawater, which contributes to its unique flavor profile. It’s believed that the balance of these two water sources gives bangus its distinct, slightly salty taste.

13/09/2024

Bangus is known for being a “bony fish” with over 200 tiny bones! Despite that, it remains a favorite in Filipino households because of its rich flavor and versatility in cooking.

13/09/2024

Milkfish have been cultivated for more than 1800 years in the Philippines. It's one of the oldest forms of aquaculture in the country, showing its deep-rooted importance in local cuisine.

10/09/2024