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Flavor Nation Festival 2019 by McCormick

It was my 2 nd year to visit the annual Mccormick event, it was their 5 th this year. Last year, Mccormick brings the flavor of East Asia to Life with the star of the event, the Agemono Fry Set (tonkatsu, tempura, and karaage)  and the Dipping Set (Sweet Chili, Teriyaki, Tonkatsu, and Sriracha) .  Took home some of these new products and my son love the Dipping set very much. Mccormick never stops to think of new product line to offer to theur valued customers. McCormick Flavor Nation Festival is an annual event that celebrates good food and good flavor.   Admission is free. There were live cooking demos by enterprising home cooks, food tastings, and various food and drinks for sale. In this year’s theme, “Feast of Flavorful Finds” , McCormick partnered with local farmers , Session Groceries and Down to Earth,   to promote the use of fresh and sustainable produce in kitchens across the Philippines. There’s cooking demos too.   Hindy...

McCormick Flavor Nation Festival brings the Flavors of East Asia to Life!

McCormick Philippines and Nolisoli.ph are back with McCormick Flavor Nation Festival held at the BGC Bonifacio High Street Central Amphitheater,  yesterday, May 13, Mothers Day. I went to the event all the way from Antipolo just to take part on this event coz’ my son loves to cook and is a McCormick fanatic. I also want to check on what they have to offer this time.    McCormick has long established itself as the authority for quality herbs and spices since the late 1800s. It has been the go-to choice in the sauce and breading category , providing its market with a variety of sources and coating mixes for everyday cooking. They launched two new product lines during the event, the Agemono Fry Set (tonkatsu, tempura, and karaage) and the Dipping Set (Sweet Chili, Teriyaki, Tonkatsu, and Sriracha) . This is their way of celebrating their 26 th year of providing flavor to many dishes . Thanks to McCormick, it is now easy to make authentic Ja...