I grew up eating Putok, Kalihim, Pan de Coco, Pagong, Pan de Bonete, Tasty, Binangkal and the likes, which I think most millennials doesn't even have an idea what I am talking about. It's bread guys, Filipino breads. And if you haven't had a chance to experience it, well you better go out and check out the nearest 'Panaderia' in your area. Filipino palette have evolved from having bread from the old school bakery to European pastry shops sprouting within the city. But still, we cannot deny the fact that for us, Pinoy breads is something special, that even there are exaggerated options, you would still find a normal Filipino (like me) enjoying a hot coffee and Pan de Sal (Pan de sal means “bread of salt” in Spanish) early in the morning. And guess what, what goes behind the (bread) story, is even more fascinating. Apart from history, socio-cultural practices, cooking methods, and traditions, each bread also…