"duck barbecue"

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30 March 2025

A vendor prepares whole ducks over a charcoal rotisserie grill at a sidewalk food stall in Thanh Hoa, Vietnam, on March 30, 2025. The roasted ducks cook in front of a fruit and flower shop as part of a traditional Vietnamese street food setup.

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30 March 2025

A street vendor grills whole ducks on a rotating charcoal spit at a sidewalk food stall in Thanh Hoa, Vietnam, on March 30, 2025. The setup is located in front of a local business.

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30 March 2025

Whole ducks are grilled on a charcoal rotisserie at a street food stall in Thanh Hoa, Vietnam, on March 30, 2025. The roasting setup features metal skewers rotating over hot coals, with yellow flowers and fruit stands visible in the background.

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18 August 2024

Filipino salted duck eggs are being displayed at a food stall during the Taste of Manila Food Festival in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on August 17, 2024. In the Philippines, these already cooked eggs are being colored a very deep pink to differentiate them from chicken eggs and are being called itlog na maalat, which simply means salty eggs. The Taste of Manila Food Festival is taking place in the area popularly known as Little Manila and is the largest Filipino food festival in Toronto. Authentic Filipino cuisine is being highlighted at the festival, offering thousands of attendees a chance to try lumpia, halo halo, lechon, pancit, and other traditional food delights.

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18 August 2024

Balut (fertilized duck eggs) is being displayed at a food stall during the Taste of Manila Food Festival in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on August 17, 2024. The festival is taking place in an area popularly known as Little Manila and is the largest Filipino food festival in Toronto. Authentic Filipino cuisine is being highlighted, offering thousands of attendees a chance to try lumpia, halo halo, lechon, pancit, and other traditional food delights.

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18 August 2024

Balut (fertilized duck eggs) is being displayed at a food stall during the Taste of Manila Food Festival in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on August 17, 2024. The festival is taking place in an area popularly known as Little Manila and is the largest Filipino food festival in Toronto. Authentic Filipino cuisine is being highlighted, offering thousands of attendees a chance to try lumpia, halo halo, lechon, pancit, and other traditional food delights.

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18 August 2024

A woman is selling Filipino salted duck eggs during the Taste of Manila Food Festival in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on August 17, 2024. In the Philippines, these already cooked eggs are colored a very deep pink to differentiate them from chicken eggs and are called itlog na maalat, which simply means salty eggs. The Taste of Manila Food Festival is taking place in an area also popularly known as Little Manila and is the largest Filipino food festival in Toronto. Authentic Filipino cuisine is the biggest highlight of the festival, offering thousands of attendees a chance to try lumpia, halo-halo, lechon, pancit, and other traditional food delights.

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