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Tips: How Does Lucky Box Work in Poppo Live

Many of us don't have funds to become a Normal Vip in Poppo Live. Lucky box can be found when hosting a live at Host Tools and on the Gifts located right hand side. It can be found at Gift second row is the Lucky Box color red . Upon entering a party panel and seeing they have a red box displayed on the left side of the screen there is a timer letting you know when the coins are available. People who are giving lucky boxes can be seen when you click the lucky box. The lucky box is based on your luck if you're able to click it ahead from other people in the panel or viewing the party. Majority most people who put a lucky box is the host. The price of the lucky box is from 10, 50, 100, 500 and 1,000 coins. There is a timer starting 3, 5 and 10 minutes. The quantity from 5, 10, 50, 100 and 200 people who can receive the lucky box. When you're the host can decide if you would like All audiences , Follow the host and Join Fan Club pay 100 coins or if you have become a fan cl

Our Favorite Shopping for the Cravings from Rosalie's located in Bulacan


Long time ago Auntie Glory had informed Mom Violy and Carmina a place to purchase suman coming from Bulacan.

I remember Rosalie didn't have a store they only sold outside their home where an open lot was open with a land with grass to park your car.

Years later they had a store and expanded yet we still continue to purchase our Filipino desserts and home cooked meals.

The only thing you need to do is re-heat the Liang for PHP 107.00 ($1.95) removing it and transfer to a serving bowl. 

Rosalie also served other cooked meals such as Dinuguan, Mendo, Embutido and many more. I only eat the Liang putting in a cooler when I have it in my car.




Carmina purchased something new to try is their Ginataang Bilo Bilo for PHP 80.00 ($1.45).


Very delicious can be eaten cold or re-heated depend upon you.

Manang V requested for kutsinta for herself for PHP 75.00 ($1.36). Carmina had purchased a plate size kutsinta with munggo for PHP 180.00 ($3.27).


Carmina forgot to take a picture of the plate found one piece left for me to try.


On the left side is the original kutsinta and right side of the photo is the kutsinta with munggo.

Manang V also liked the one with kutsinta with munggo in case you want grated coconut there is an extra charge of PHP 18.00 ($0.33).

Yes, they both taste yummy and not too sweet.

Carmina also purchased Bibingka Leche Flan Toppings for PHP 75.00 ($1.36).


There are a lot of snacks to purchase in the back of the store from peanuts, cashews, kangkong chips, chicharron and etc.

Those who are into imported goods you may shop for it if you choose too.

I had purchased some chicharron from spicy and garlic flavor. Sometimes we add this to our pinakbet and munggo when Manang V cook for us.


Nothing else is missing inside a store you can get your pasalubongs bringing back to your families abroad.

Carmina is done with her request from Auntie Fil who is her Top Fan from the United States asking if I have ever been too Rosalie's in Bulacan, Philippines.

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