Filipinos love to cook and eat ⁠— and Tiktok has become one of the most accessible platforms to share one’s love for cooking within 15 seconds that’s nothing short of entertaining. Who says you can only sing, dance, or act in TikTok? ⁠In fact, this popular mobile video application opens it doors to anyone who has something to share to the world — like your next gastronomic adventure or meokbang of your weekend comfort food.

Be a Master Foodie with these five TikTok ideas that will surely make its way to every man’s heart:

Street Food Lover

This is the ultimate comfort food whenever we feel gloomy, hungry, or just plain broke. Invite your friends in a street food hopping and create a short video showing your exquisite dining experience. 👌

Burger Party
 
Watching someone preparing sandwiches and burgers can be mouthwatering. Let your viewers imagine the smell the aroma of beef and listen to crisp freshness of veggies through your ‘food vlog’ type content. After all, you can never go wrong with appetizing subject.

Pasta, Per Favore
Raise your hands, pasta lovers!

Italian food is one of the best and it seems everyone loves anything pasta. Who can say no to a bowl of creamy penne with appetite boosting music in the background? I bet no one. Pasta videos are good to pass around.

Who’s Buffet Royalty?
 
Pinoy great appetite can only be satiated by buffet restaurants. Let your viewers be your food buddy through your videos. Give them a view of golden liempo in its glistening glory, with all-thick-and-orange kare-kareng gulay on the side and the perfectly grilled pusit dripping with the juice of its stuffing. Drooling now? It’s just words. Imagine what videos can do.

Sweet Tooth Temptations
 
Indulge in your favorite desserts and try out new varieties. A little sugar can improve your mood and give you the energy you’ll need for an action-packed day! It’s not yet too late to celebrate Dessert Day (October 14) or too early to enjoy some treats days before Halloween. You need some sweetness in your life!

Coffee Craving
 
If you’re in for a caffeine boost or you just want to appreciate some great coffee art, take a break, watch the video below, learn, and create your own latte masterpiece. You know what’s even better? Share what you’ve learned and make someone’s day with that cup of coffee. ☕

World Food Day

But before you get too excited, let us remind you to avoid food wastage in the process of creating your video. The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations for calls for action to make healthy and sustainable diets affordable and accessible to everyone. Today is the best day for us to start thinking about what we eat.

As part of this year's World Food Day celebrations, Unilever Philippines has again renewed its commitment to help improve the health and well-being of Filipino children by donating Php6 million to support the United Nations World Food programme's (WFP) school feeding programme in remote and conflict-affected areas of Central Mindanao.


The amount is being donated through Unilever's number one food brand, Knorr, and will be used to provide 600,000 hot nutritious school meals to 100,000 public elementary school children in the provinces of Maguindanao, Lanao del Sur, and Lanao del Norte.  WFP will be carrying out the programme in partnership with the Department of Social Welfare and Development, and the Department of Education.



"We would like to thank Unilever for its consistent and valuable support to WFP in the Philippines.  Over the years, Unilever has mobilized its different brands to come up with innovative and creative ways to help raise awareness of, and mobilize resources for, the fight against hunger - they are true champions of the cause," said WFP Philippines Representative and Country Director Stephen Anderson.


"The support that we give to school feeding is just one part of the overall sustainable living plan of Unilever to help improve the nutrition levels of Filipino children and contribute to the Philippines' effort to meets its Millennium Development goal targets.  But we cannot do this alone.  We are privileged to have as a global partner such as the World Food Programme to help us in achieving this goal," added Unilever Philippines foods and Customer Development Director Carl Cruz.


Unilever has contributed to WFP and its fight against hunger in the Philippines since 2008, through the global event "Walk the World," organised in collaboration with TNT Express and DSM to raise funds and awareness for WFP's work.  In the Philippines, Walk the World has generated over Php13.8 million to fund school meals.

Globally, Unilever has been a WFP corporate partner since December 2006 donating a total of US$18.7 million to support WFP's work around the world.

About WFP
WFP is the world's largest humanitarian agency fighting hunger worldwide.  Each year, on average, WFP feeds more than 90 million people in more than 70 countries.

WFP now provides RSS feeds to help journalists keep up with the latest press releases, videos and photos as they are published on WFP.org.  For more details see:  http://www.wfp.org/rss.

Twitter: @wfp_asia and @wfp_philippines and @wfp_media
Facebook: WFP Philippines

About Unilever
Unilever works to create a better future every day.  We help people feel good, look good and get more out of life with brands and services that are good for them and good for others.  We are one of the world's leading suppliers of fast moving consumer goods with strong local roots in more than 100 countries.  Consumers buy 170 billion Unilever packs around the world every year, and our products are used over two billion times a day.  Our portfolio includes some of the world's best known brands such as Knorr, Lipton, Dove, Sunsilk, Surf and Rexona.

Our ambition is to double the size of our business, while reducing our overall environmental impact (including sourcing, consumer use and disposal).  We are also committed to doing what we can to improve health, nutrition and hygiene, with goals to help more than a billion people take action to improve their health and well-being, as well as to source all our agricultural raw materials sustainably by 2020.  Supporting our three big goals are more than 50 time-based targets in the Unilever Sustainable Living Plan. 

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