What The Poor Learn To Eat In The Philippines

The poor, if not the poorest of the poor,
always look for ways to survive the harsh life in the city.
Scavenging garbage can be rewarding
by finding food leftovers from houses and restaurants.
And these food leftovers are washed and cooked
​to be consumed and at times, sold back.

This is reality in big cities where food leftovers 
can be found in the dumpster or in garbage areas. 
Meat leftovers from restaurants are the most common 
and they can be washed and cooked again to be consumed. 
A lot of times, they are added with spices and seasonings 
just like anyone would cook fresh meat from the market, 
instead of just letting the meat or other food leftovers rot in the garbage.

It's not as gross or unfit for consumption as some people think. 
These leftovers are recooked for some time making sure no germs survive. 
You never know it came from the dumpster unless somebody tells you.

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