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The only difference I observed between sans rival and silvanas is that silvanas are mini versions of sans rival. The ingredients are the same.  Ingredients: Merengue  3 egg whites 1/2 cup cashew nuts (crushed) 1/4 cup granulated sugar 1/2 tsp vinegar pr 1/2 tsp lemon Corn flour (optional) Buttercream 3 egg yolks 1/4 cup sugar 1/2 cup butter (softened) 1 tsp vanilla Note: Adjust the sugar and butter to liking. Merengue: Beat the egg whites until frothy then add the vinegar (lemon). Gradually add the sugar and beat until medium peaks are formed. Fold in the cashews and put the mixture in a piping bag. Trace circles (2-3 inch in diameter) and flatten it. Bake for 45 mins at 160C or until lightly brown. Buttercream: Mix egg yolks and sugar in double boiler until sugar is dissolved. Remove from heat and beat until light and fluffy. Add the butter (in batches) then add the vanilla and continue beating until the color becomes light. Assemble the silvana by alternating merengue and th...

Although as Filipinos, we have a liberty or right to travel in and out of Philippines (as Article III, Section 6 of the 1987 Philippine Constitution -  https://chr.gov.ph/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Human-RIghts-Advisory-Right-to-Freedom-of-Movement-CHR-V-A2020-013.pdf ). You can also some immigration policies under: Republic Act No. 7610 o ang Special Protection of Children Against Child Abuse, Exploitation and Discrimination Act. Immigration officers enforce strict procedures and regulations for departing travelers for several reasons. These reasons are generally based on the country's immigration and security policies:  1. Illegal Migration Prevention:  Immigration officers are tasked with preventing illegal migration, which could include individuals attempting to work or stay in another country without the necessary visas or permits. This is to ensure that people entering a country have the appropriate legal status.  2. National Security:  Countries have a re...

ABBEY: As a tourist going to Europe, we need to apply for Schengen Visa. Apply it to the country where you will be staying the most on your trip. We prepared the documents and booked a schedule in VFS Global (Visa Application Center) which costs SGD32 per person. Additional SGD130 per person for the actual visa. We paid both fees with a credit card.  Be in the center on time. We were given a queue number after security check. Put your phone in silent mode and if possible do not use it while in there.  Dress in casual fashion. Do not wear colored contact lenses. All is going well until we were asked about one of our accommodations. It turned out that our printed document didn’t show the dates of our stay. Mani, VFS staff, is kind enough to have it mailed to him and printed it out. After document processing came the photo session and finger printing.  A total of additional SGD8 for miscellaneous services (printing, SMS notification service) were paid and we’re given a rece...