Time to Pasua na Prestige

There are recipes, and then there are those mad genius combos that taste like vibes and childhood memories at the same time. This is one of those.

Introducing: Pasua na Prestige.

You’ll need:

  • Slices of soft white bread
  • Prestige Margarine (spread generously, not stingily, please)
  • 2-3 sausages, cooked and chopped
  • A quick kachumbari mix (onions, tomatoes, coriander, some lemon juice)
  • A pan for toasting

How to build this baddie:

  1. Spread that Prestige – Make sure every corner of your bread is blessed with that smooth margarine goodness. It’s what gives the crispy golden crust and a bit of buttery love in every bite.
  2. Chop it like it’s hot – Your sausages should be nicely browned and chopped up into chunky bits. You want a good meaty mouthfeel.
  3. Assemble the vibe – On one slice of bread, layer your sausage pieces. Add a spoon or two of that fresh kachumbari. If you’re feeling spicy, throw in some chilli or pilipili.
  4. Close it and toast it – Place the second slice on top, margarine side out, and toast it in a pan until golden and crisp on both sides. You’ll hear the sizzle. That’s the sound of joy.

Perfect for late night munchies, brunches that turn into therapy sessions, or when you want to feel like a street food chef with Prestige-level taste.

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