Buko, or young coconut, originates from tropical regions of Southeast Asia, particularly the Philippines, where it is a popular ingredient in various dishes and beverages. The term "buko" itself is derived from the Filipino language. Young coconuts are prized for their refreshing water and tender meat, making them a staple in Filipino cuisine and culture. Cultivation and consumption of buko have spread to other tropical countries, but its roots remain deeply embedded in the Philippines.
Charles Buko goes by Charlie Buko.
buko means young coconut. buko pie is deservedly famous.
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what are the properties of buko juice
Buko is the Filipino name for a young coconut with soft, juicy flesh. A buko scraper makes it oh, so much easier to get the fruit out of the coconut shell so you can use it in recipes. I just bought a buko scraper on ebay because they are impossible to find here in the midwest.
Well as you can see in the song Buko is Buhayko meaning My life in English it is used many times in the song
Andrzej Buko has written: 'Archeologia Polski wczesnosredniowiecznej' 'Radom' -- subject(s): Excavations (Archaeology), Congresses, Antiquities, History
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its BUKO...
'(This/That/She) is my younger sister.'
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