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Daing, tuyô, or bilad are dried fish from the Philippines. There are also called a “boneless” variation which fillets the fish before continuing with the drying process.

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English: Daing, tuyô, or bilad are dried fish from the Philippines. There are also called a “boneless” variation which fillets the fish before continuing with the drying process. It originally was a preservation technique, as salt stops the growth of bacteria, enabling the fish to be stored for periods of time
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