Why Pinakurat? Pinakurat is a traditional Iliganon dish made from wild boar meat “sulop” cooked only by a flame-shut pot of boiling coco vinegar, chilies, and spices. Since the taste of the vinegar is very similar to that of the dish, it was then named after it. Another surprising but practical reason is that the product presents a pleasant surprise that excites the senses to a taste long desired. The word pinakurat is from the word "kurat” which means surprise in Visayan vernacular. ~ http://www.sukapinakurat.com/
talking of one of my fave saw-sawan..thumbs up! drrool..
my nephews and nieces would always prepare my saucer with a dropful of it try the other variant, wendZ although im not sure if these are sold at the grocery shelves
hi Len! it is a blend of pinakurat, soy sauce (hence, kuratsoy)and calamansi extracts it's particularly for those who can’t live without the usual “toyomansi sawsawan”