Soon enough, I found myself walking to over office pantry with the mysterious siopao. Officemates dropping by for coffee expressed surprise and delight at how big the siopao was! I invited them for a cuppa and they gamely helped divide the siopao for the group.
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The size notwithstanding, the giant siopao tasted like... umm... siopao! It was yummy, and the meaty inside was huge as well. It's good for three to four people for merienda.
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Unfortunately, I have forgotten how much it was, and where it was bought from. I'll ask when I get the chance to contact Roger.
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