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Uploaded by on Jul 3, 2011

Step by step guide how to make taho or tau huay at home.

For detailed instructions, visit http://niceyfemme.com/2011/07/04/how-to-make-homemade-taho-or-tau-huay/ to know more.

I've made Version 2! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZOPW5m3kNPg

Filipinos like their taho with brown sugar syrup and small tapioca pearls.

Singaporeans like their tau huay with pandan syrup or just plain white sugar syrup.

In Hong Kong, they like theirs with ginger syrup, I believe. :)

Please do click 'LIKE' if you do like this video. Thanks! :)

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  • pareho lng ba kalalabasan kung epsom salt gagamitin? kung pwde ang epsom salt gaano kadami ang gagamitin.thanks

  • @kuchikutch I haven't tried that so no idea. Sorry.

  • Wow Salamat sa recipe mo I really love it...it's healthy! at masarap.hindi pala mahirap ang paggawa..Thanks God dahil sa internet nakakashare kayo sa karonungan nyo.

  • @guapitatessa Wala yun you're very much welcome. :)

  • Ang galing naman! Mam dried soya ba siya or fresh? saan po nakakabili ng calcium sulfate? Thanks po...

  • @Reymundo41671 Hmmn may dried soy beans ba? I use the one that's normally available sa supermarket and sa palengke, where you buy your munggo. You can try to check if they have calcium sulfate sa bakery supply stores, yung nagtitinda ng flour etc... Hope this helps... :) Belated Merry Christmas!

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  • NiceyFemme, this is one of the best taho vid i've seen. thanks!

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  • @mimielamour I brought the soy milk to a boil on our stove top.. sorry if you weren't able to see the flame :) I have no idea about other ways we can cook taho. Why don't you just try it this way? It's easy enough and everyone (chinese, filipino) I know makes it this way.

  • may iba po bng alternative n pwedeng gamitin s pag luto ng taho? like over the stove or else? btw it s a great vids i miss taho so much.. Godbless!

  • @libzkie ahhh! haha yun pala yun... :)

  • @libzkie nabano?

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