Twang is used to describe a mild accent or a pronunciation common to a certain group of people. It can be used in many forms, basically as a word for describing certain sounds. Twang can also be defined as a persisting flavor, taste, or odor.
I am honored to host the 12th edition of Lasang Pinoy. After almost a year of rolling down memory lane sharing our thoughts on Filipino food experiences, let’s take off and get a head-start on putting some flare into our palate. With this month’s theme, Distinctly Pinoy with a Twang, we look forward to a staggering array of Philippine specialties infused with international punch!
Are you up for this challenge? Check out essenCes for the rules of this battle! Post all entries on or before the 31st of July, 2006 and shoot me an email with your name, website and permalink of your entry to lasangpinoy@gmail.com or cesanciano@gmail.com.
Feel free to upload this 3D button designed by my husband, Marco and approved by LP’s design team of Mike and Iska.
Pinoy or non-Pinoy, you are most welcome to participate! Let’s push the Pinoy palate to the boundaries of taste!
UPDATE: The round-up is here!
Twang is used to describe a mild accent or a pronunciation common to a certain group of people. It can be used in many forms, basically as a word for describing certain sounds. 
oh. it's taken me so long to get here. charles sent me. thanks for dropping by my blog. the door is always open. nice blog you have here too. i love the word twang. it is such a fit word for what it descibes!