The Truth About Palengke Food (PHILIPPINES FOOD MARKET)

[@Wil_Dasovich]

investigative journalism!

[@HaleyTakesOntheWorld]

KZbinr journalism

[@goipoe1949]

Very interesting vlog..thank you haley for this info..i love you haley ang wil dasovich .from noren gonzales pugoy ..oriental mindoro..

[@jenli461]

Pwede na si ate sa Refinery. Mas maganda pa siya sa mga hosts don.

[@melds1501]

informative .. good choice

[@REALISTIKGIAN]

She reminds me Lisa Ling lol

[@gemmagarcia5219]

So proud of you really making an effort to talk to them in tagalog even having a hard time ang galing mo na or should I say getting better na, you can communicate and can understand na in tagalog, as always your vlog is so informative, so far you are the only vlogger for me who made an effort to do this kind of concept nice, love it👍😘

[@AngelAngelovExperiences]

This is actually a really good question? Where our food is coming from? After watching your vlog, now you got me thinking, what am I actually eating and where from. Well done for making the effort to go and learn more about the food from that organic farm. Very educational vlog. Thank you and looking forward to seeing another educational vlog ;) :)

[@brianrobinson5012]

Very interesting. I am very glad you went to a local farm. I live and grew up in rural Iowa, USA. I am 48 and have seen a major change in our farms. 1st there are very few actual "Family Farms" amymore. Before the Farm Crisis in the 1980s most farms were true family farms between 90 to 250 acres. Most produced a variety of goods while still specializing in corn and soy beans. During the Farm Crisis tens of thousands Family Farms were lost. This was due to a number of factors, which I will not write about at this time. This led to corporations buying up the farmland and mostly specializing in corn and soybean production. These corporate farms can be Thousands to Hundreds of Thousands of a acres. One of the major reasons this happened was that agriculture became one of the first global products. Our farms no longer were looked at to feed their communities, states, or even this country; but the entire world. Yes chemical pesticides have been overused during this time, but always remember the reason was to produce the most product possible on an acre of land. I have seen an increase in the last decade of acreages. These are small farm and living areas of 2 to 50 acres or so. Some people have returned to more traditional production of our food products that can be sold locally. Now remember there is a tradeoff. Organic or near organic foods have a much shorter shelf span and can not be shipped around the world. I am glad you are showing interest in where your food is coming from. I would like to see more people take this type of interest. I hope you show some more videos dealing with this. I would encourage you to visit different types of farms. I would also encourage you to visit and speak with an agriculture based University program and its professors and students. Mabuhay!

[@pewpew4085]

you’re so passionate that I hope you put up a million dollar organic farm that will become the pioneer and will decimate synthetic and chemical aided produce. We cannot blame people tho because organic farming is unreliable and cost ineffective that locals wouldn’t be able to eat local produce at the price we have now. But still, someday we all wish for the best

[@josephenabbu7757]

Hello Haley! This vlog is well -thought, well-researched, and intelligently created. Furthermore, this vlog promotes sustainability and brings awareness on eco-diversity as well. Thank you for this vlog. Awesome! ❤

[@marianrivera4980]

I love you vlog. And thank you...

[@cloudofreverie786]

I commend Haley for raising awareness regarding this issue. Use your platform to educate. Kudos!

[@toffeecrunch632]

Agree!

[@unfilteredlifewithliz]

I’m actually binge watching your vlogs. I’m planning to move back in our province and start a sustainable lifestyle and this helps a lot. Thank you much!

[@babaluweng5431]

Damn Haley! this is the video the Filipino families doesn't want but the filipino families deserved. I think you're the first one to dive in where do the products in the palengke are coming from! Keep it up! I love this video! :D

[@markaberion1815]

Salamat Haley sa pag-gawa ng video na ito. Napaka halagang impormasyon ang mga ito para saating mga kababayan. Importanteng matutu narin tayong maging aware sa kalidad ng ating pang-araw-araw na pagkain.

[@christopherturner4863]

I am a first time listener from the USA ..thank you for sharing this information, it is very important what we put in our bodies, pesticides,GMO or other types of hyber foods are not recognizable to our bodies ..which cause all types of inflammation and free radicals, l pray that you will continue to have favor in getting the knowledge and exposing the things that are not good for us.

[@jcmeducationstudioportal1994]

This is the kind of content we all need. Not the ones who just waste our time. Keep them coming, Haley!

[@mcarlogm]

That colorful straw hat tho 😂😂We need an Erwan-Haley series soon!

[@dhlz26]

Wow,im impressed with your tagalog.big improvement girl

[@Angelbet1]

Dave07 that’s what I said!!!!

[@unorodriguez]

Been watching your vlogs and this in particular is so informative and amazing. I might be living now here in Paris but I grew up in Batangas and I can say that the local produce of my province is simply the best. Thank u Haley for traveling from Manila to Batangas and exploring more about this organic farming. I think this is one of the best vlogs from u. This vlog deserves more views! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@toffeecrunch632]

Happy New Year Haley! #DGAFqueen Props to you for covering this topic, people rarely think where the food comes from, particularly healthier, fresher and sustainable options. And kudos for taking public transpo! Looking forward to more content (creative or raw) this year!

[@onair2t]

I lived in Batangas specifically in San Jose almost half of my life. The town is known as the Egg Basket of the Philippines producing, I think, more than half of the eggs we consume here in the Metro. I remember as a kid, I, together with my cousings, used to pick and collect them still warm straight from the chicken's cages, very early in the morning in the poultry of my aunt. We are also huge producers of other meats like pork, beef, and, of course, chicken. Most of the pigs and chickens are fed with both grass and other plants and locally-made feeds but mostly feeds. Pero the cows and goats are all grass-fed, never saw one being fed with feeds. Our province also produce seafoods but my town is landlocked and we just get our supply from Mabini or Batangas City so I am in no position to discuss it pero a friend from Mabini told me most of them are caught using lambats or fish nets. Hope these info help. :)

[@feefafofum]

Why am I just seeing this now? This is so good!! Thanks for vlogging about this. Thanks for promoting the organic farms, and for people who can't afford naman to buy organic, like what Haley said babad the veggies with baking soda or suka. Suka might be cheaper there in Pinas. Thanks again Haley! Been wondering also where the veggies and produce came from in the market.

[@pfamtv5065]

This kind of vlog is really worth to be watch and worthy of our time. ❤️

[@izzybazaar5892]

Hailey your editing skills are literally on another level. So dope

[@Scout555]

Matt She literally has vid after vid about being authentic, and even has a vid that went viral because she exposed a scammer . What are you even on about? You’ve never heard of the popular vloggers that are linked to her channel? Not everyone watches every vid on channels they sub to, and her vids have their own niche tone and interest. What’s not to sub? And she has vids that hit 2- 4x the views than the number of subs she has now. You just open with a false premise then conclude as if it’s a fact. This was such a great vid too.

[@scottsundt5288]

HAAAAAAA!!!!!! Haley, you KNOW if it’s about food, that I’m all in😊😊😊😊😊 Absolutely love local Farmers Markets. The one in my hometown of Madison, WI is crazy amazing!!!!!! And yes, the cost is significantly less and the quality tends to be much better. Great Vlog, young Lady!!!!!!!! Watch for low-flying fireworks💛💚💛💚🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@Kymela]

I love that you shop local! It was really cool to get an inside look into the farms where the food comes from! 😍

[@acechampparisterry]

This video is so informative. I'm not even that type of guy to watch informative videos but this one is too good to not watch. I love this vlog. I learned a lot. More ate! This type of vlog deserves more views and to be on trend. The question "Is this food worth to be in my body?" Just alerted me to be careful always to what i eat in order to be healthy and live longer. Thanks ate haley for this ^_^ So much effort put in this video. Luvet

[@gabbyherrera7]

I missed your vlogs. Glad you're back! You are not only beautiful, you speak so eloquently and I love how you always bring good info to your videos.

[@ritotrasmonte89]

Haley, thanks for what you're doing, this is a reminder, of not just buying any produce in the palengke to satisfy your tommy..wow your vlogs / on traveling are always informative...keep it up -your creative nature....

[@NicoleBaltazar]

Loved this vlog, very informative! When I was in the Philippines my family always got items from vendors we've known for years. It's reassuring to know where the products came from. Trust was something essential whenever we dealt with vendors.

[@natelyshaw]

True, palengke is the place to go for fresh produce. Wow 🤩 I love sinigang and mung beans soup 🍜

[@elce1132]

This is why I love your vlogs and your personality. Not all vlogger would do this kind of stuff.

[@jairusmedley8246]

Haley Good job on addressing where our food comes from. I think it is important since so many of us Americans are eating a bad diet that is leading to serious health issues later in life. The younger you can start eating healthier, the less likely you will have diet related issues later in life.

[@Cjcael]

Haley is vlogging such a relevant, informative, and great content which deserves more views and subscriptions. Way to go girl! #vlogthatmatters

[@jaymeered7063]

Thanks for tackling this topic, asking questions and raising awareness! Very interesting, thank you! ❤

[@amlsg]

The first person i heard talking about the importance of having organic food was from a korean producer J.Y. Park and from him to your vid, i'm so impressed that a vlogger with a Filipino blood like you is talking more about this topic. Food is really important. Anything we chew, our body reacts to it and so eating fresh or organic food is a must as long as we can have it at our own convinience. I'm living from batangas near Taal and i must say although i'm living in a province, eating organic meat or fish is quite expensive and hard to find since most meat/fish produce came from farms who use pesticides/insecticides. In fruits and veggies however, we used to farm on our own backyard with eggplants, malunggay, patani, calabasa, mangoed, star apple and others organically.

[@bluestreak5907]

I love your unique content, so substantial. Nakakaumay na yung content na "Philippines is the greatest country in the world", and "Jolllibee is the best tasting chicken I have ever tasted"

[@rolfco8543]

haley thank you for giving us awarenes about the meat and veggies in market..

[@kristianevarparica8180]

Thanks for tackling about this topic. Hope everyone who watched your Vlog will be aware of what they eat and where it came from. Promote Organic Farming, Food Sustainability and Food Security. No Farmer. No Food. Every meal you eat Thank a Farmer. - Lisensyadong Magsasaka 2019

[@iyanlainta7637]

You’re videos are improving! I love it!!! Keep doing it❤️❤️

[@doyiaquiatan1458]

“We’re eating foods that are hurting our bodies and that are not good for us.” Ouch. SAPUL, Haley. What an eye opener. Thank you! Gotta watch what we eat, folks!

[@guellyydia7548]

Fave content so far! Journalism at its finest!

[@AC3DCad]

not an old boring vlog at all. i love the content, keep it up, thanks

[@rysachibana1486]

Wow! Level up vlogging/content! Good job Haley! More of these!!!

[@GreggySorianoGreggysDigest]

Um, Haley! This is amazing! Not gonna' lie, I haven't been to your channel in a while, because...life...but glad I came back to binge. Loving everything about this! I love how effortless it is to have organic/local products accessible and affordable in the Philippines. Whole Foods is down the street from me and you KNOW how ridonkulously expensive it is. ugh. haha The effort you're putting into your content doesn't go unnoticed. Love how you went on location to these farms. Excited for more. Come through Haley 2.0!!!

[@GreggySorianoGreggysDigest]

and omg, the lil' piggies are cuuuute AF.

[@renealcasid2367]

Hello Haley! I just got done watching the Philippines Island Camping (Shockingly Amazing Trip)🇵🇭 and I saw in that video that was truly an amazing trip

[@harveycostanilla6090]

I hope you produce more videos of this kind, Haley! Good job!

[@paulinelamadrid6104]

I love this video!! Very informational, you should make a series!!!

[@stevevince5625]

Hi Haley! Talong, sitaw, okra, malunggay and kangkong are grown in the lowlands. Cabbages, potatoes, carrots, cauliflower, broccoli, beans and etc are grown in Benguet because of it's colder temp.

[@jonathanarevalo9662]

I've been following your vlogs since day one..,personally,this my favourite so far.very educational.

[@meyrickprincipe5247]

In Laguna, cows are still grass fed. You can still see them over the grassy fields or rice paddies. :)

[@mariesanchez]

Lots of organic produce here in Colorado. We usually buy a whole cow from a farm near the mountains. That’s our food protein we ate for a year. Veggies and fruits all from local farmers market. We cheat once in a while to get organic food at Costco. After being sick, we noticed the difference of eating home cooked meal vs eating out. Body and soul food. Clean food. Thanks for showing the organic farm restaurant! Can’t wait to visit the Philippines soon! We miss our second home.

[@iamCaptainMikePH]

The video quality is so good. I prefer watching this in my big TV. Nice video!

[@iAmLawrencee]

I love have your vlog improved overtime! I've been watching your vlog since vlog #1

[@ronawaga6490]

Your Tagalog has improved!!! Nicely put together as well!

[@Kymela]

Definitely adding "farm to table" dining on my Philippines bucket list!

[@renbackup5390]

aaaaaahhh HALEY!!! i love this content!! more of this please. very informational and entertaining. i love it! i love it!!

[@jeanpanganiban14]

You did your homework really good, Haley! because of that I will give you 101%. You and the guy have shared that interesting and informative topic.

[@jpjulleza10]

I like this version of vlog of yours. It's very informative, it shows that you do your research (shows and proves your passion too!). Kudos to you Haley! Can't wait for another similar content vlog from you. ❤️

[@hjmotoventure1789]

support locals, good content hailey! Maraming salamats! pinoy power! 🇵🇭 Go organic on! GB! 🙏

[@ginabaltmo3750]

Good job Haley 💪 Your tagalog is improving 🙂❤

[@fanget620]

I’m loving your vlogs lately. Can’t remember the first vlog I watched from your channel but after watching your vlog in/about Taguig, I got interested and amazed. I told to myself after watching it - Ang arte ko! I really love how informative your channel is. Happy New Year!

[@katrinaigot9991]

I live in a province so we're fone of eating produce since we knew the vendors and their source plus those are much cheaper here. ❤️ #KudosLocalFarmers

[@ArchieS-id8lf]

My grandma used to go to her local fresh market everyday. She had her favorite stalls and always demanded the best cut or freshest pick and haggled to get the lowest 'suki' price.

[@HaleyTakesOntheWorld]

Where is you grandma from?

[@ArchieS-id8lf]

@@HaleyTakesOntheWorld She was from Pampanga like your Lola. Btw Lola is Apo in Kapampagnan language.

[@HaleyTakesOntheWorld]

@@ArchieS-id8lf I would love to meet her! Haha we are the Apos

[@ArchieS-id8lf]

@@HaleyTakesOntheWorld She passed away awhile ago. Apo pronounced aah-pò in Kapampangan is Lola but in Tagalog, apo (accent on 2nd syllable ) means grandchild/grandchildren.

[@catfkho]

Buying in the palengke and cooking for the family seem to be a routine for mothers...hahaha..but thanks for this! I never actually thought of finding out where they came from! Thank you, Haley! 👍😆

[@trebornoican]

I love the way you speak our tagalog language. Awesome quality vlog. Loved the edit style and the music. ❤

[@glennespiritu5724]

Every upload is like a NatGeo episode. Absolutely amazing.

[@HaleyTakesOntheWorld]

wow thank you!

[@8thst1904]

“relationship with food” love this vlog!

[@randierana7774]

Informative and pokes everyone's awareness, thank you Haley! I like it!

[@shaneenkirsten]

Ate Haley!Thank u for sharing this very informative vlog of yours I learned a lot even more mahilig ako pumunta sa Palengke and used to buy some of our foods thank for sharing with us Ate Ingat ka din po and see u soon Labyu Ate😘

[@jenqinshi]

tbh majority of those people selling at the palangke focus more on selling what they can sell rather than knowing where their produce is coming from and you can't blame them for that, they are also trying to make a living. Your video surely is on point when it comes to organic foods. Thanks for educating the people about it!

[@bangtanunni6651]

Nice one Haley 😊 We highly appreciate your efforts for this content 👌💯 to more like this 🙏

[@timtim5403]

Haley!!!!! More of u here in the Philippines. We miss you

[@mikel9751]

Haley’s Tagalog is getting better

[@thodeus]

*_A well thought topic and content. I love it. 💖 Keep it up!_*

[@adfinemrising]

lester seems super smart, sounds like he studied agriculture as a passion

[@peterdcar]

Almost all bangus, tilapia, chicken, pork and beef are farmed and fed with synthetic grains. Great to watch a different episode. Thimbs up Haley!

[@jeldiwany]

so informative. great to see you spreading the aggie ways worldwide. cheers!

[@portiab.8587]

It's always so great watching your vlogs. I have been in such a mental rollercoaster and bcuz of that I haven't been doing things I enjoy. But watching your vlogs again and finally starting to take care of myself first and just be a little selfish makes me feel so happy and motivated. Thank you for always being so authentic Haley! Your positivity has always had such a great impact on how I view my life. Like what you have said I am going to start to #dgaf, not for anyone else but for myself. ❤️😊 Thank you ! Thank you! Happy New Year! You deserve all the great things that I am sure will continue to come your way this 2020! #gratefulforyou

[@HaleyTakesOntheWorld]

girl, I'm here for you. Thank you for your sweet comment! I'm proud of you for focusing on yourself.

[@Tams-cx2xx]

Great vlog ms. Hayley I Learned a lot thanks very informative watching a vlog and documentary at the same time wow hands down

[@EdwardMSantos]

In my hometown Balanga City, Bataan have an organic farm. Local government made a program to convert idle or unused land property for an organic farm and to make it also as a livelihood for the people.

[@deannaelauria3327]

Awesome vlog @haley!! Very informative and made me think, "is this food worthy of my body?"

[@deannaelauria3327]

I do need to make a more conscious effort.

[@renealcasid2367]

Thank you Haley, this really an eye opener Vlog..great job

[@fedec_boxx4256]

You’re like doing investigative reporting.. Love it girl 💕

[@klangbellen]

Ohh! Your Tagalog is getting better girl! ❤️😍

[@LeizelxAllan]

Wow its great to know where the palengke meat and vegetables comes from!

[@nunyabeeznez5205]

Those are 2 of my favorite Filipino dishes as well. I grew up eating veggies in the province so it’s comfort food for me 😍

[@cecilleflowerfarm]

I applaud you for doing this,I grew up in the province in Mindoro where my parents have farm and we raised are animals organic and are crops is organic too.

[@Kirbykfed89]

I've always loved how you edit your videos. And being someone who grew up on a dairy farm, I feel its important to stick with the basics. The less processed foods the better. Great work on this video! ❤🧡💛

[@toffeecrunch632]

I concur on both statements. Good job, Haley!

[@HaleyTakesOntheWorld]

thank you!

[@Endemule]

NAKSSS!!!! Lumelevel up ang editing skills ni Haley!! Gusto ko un background music. naclickbait MO AKO ee, frankly speaking. THE TRUTH ABOUT PALENGKE FOOD ba naman i caption. HAHAHAH!!! @2:09 sorry what's that again? "Paleyngkey" and u just said it so many times!!!! HAHAHAHAHAHHA Sori Haley!! 😁😂🤣at first, I thought I heard Barengeyy.. HAhahahaa!! Sinigang talaga DA BESTT!!!

[@Angelbet1]

Wow!!! Your Tagalog has improved so much!!! Im impressed!!!!!!

[@efraimmallare5174]

This is so informative. keep it up Haley!

[@krizzyAB]

We use baking soda too, to clean vegetables and fruits. This is amazing vlog

[@iForgoT0002]

i like this content Ms. Haley. its informative and awareness for all of us to know what we eat.

[@ElySunday]

Wow! Mind blowing. I learned alot Haley thank you ! This is going to be useful when I go on vacation sa pinas !

[@Beautiful_Blue_Robin]

This is really good and thoughtfully made, Haley. ♥️♥️♥️

[@baialice1975]

Hearing you speaking Tagalog sound so sweet in my ear😯♥️

[@luisespineira9882]

Excellent blog and investigating reporting. It’s funny the commercials during the video is about food too.

[@EndlessMike_]

ate Haley, check out Session groceries - mag deliver sila sa gulay ng Benguet. More of the money goes to the farmers. Palengke prices, and pinaka fresh. May app pa, sobrang convenient yung mag order na. They even have strawberries now!

[@HaleyTakesOntheWorld]

thank you for the rec!

[@markmagno15]

Great mind-opening video Haley! who knows where the food comes from here in the U.S.

[@OhitsDavid]

This was awesome thank you! I always wondered where the food came from in the palengke. I’m from Seattle so I’m all about freshness from piles market. I follow your brother Wil’s vlogs For quiet sometime but you just got yourself a new subscriber!

[@OhitsDavid]

Pikes* market

[@nigeljohnson8995]

Excellent food adventure. I love all the fresh produce in the Philippines. For the best produce, grow a few bits on your window sill even just a few herbs and sprouts is fun and interesting.

[@natelyshaw]

Thank you for creating such informative vlog Hayle! 👏🏻 💕

[@mystikaloo7]

Thank you Haley for a very informative video that really brings awareness to what we are really eating and where it is sourced from... Since we are what we eat and drink it is very important to be informed... You can tell that you put a lot of time, effort and thought in putting this video together... Thank you once again :) Continue to be the AWESOME you that you are!!! I appreciate every video you do