In the Philippines, street foods are a common scene. Literally speaking, almost in every street corner where there's an influx of people, food carts are selling varieties of street foods. To the non-choosy hungry soul, it is always a welcome opportunity to fill an empty stomach for a minimal amount only.
One of the enticing, mouth watering, and irresistible stuff on the sidewalk is chicken feet or locally known as "adidas." Basically, in the Philippines, every part of a chicken is a commodity and none of it goes to waste. And chicken feet is no exemption.
So if ever you'll come across this stuff, give it a try and you'll definitely find yourself asking for another stick.
One of the enticing, mouth watering, and irresistible stuff on the sidewalk is chicken feet or locally known as "adidas." Basically, in the Philippines, every part of a chicken is a commodity and none of it goes to waste. And chicken feet is no exemption.
So if ever you'll come across this stuff, give it a try and you'll definitely find yourself asking for another stick.
I grew up eating chicken feet. Never heard them called "Addias".
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This link provides a good reference about chicken feet or aptly called "adidas" in the Philippines.
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