Kryz Uy Shares Son Sevi Bao’s First ‘Balut’ Experience

Social Media Vlogger Kryz Uy Shares Son Sevi Bao’s First Taste of ‘Balut’

Instagram sensation and vlogger Kryz Uy recently shared an adorable post featuring her Sevi Bao having his first taste of ‘Balut’.

In the Instagram post, Kryz couldn’t contain her excitement as she captured the precious moment of Sevi’s first balut experience. The photo showcased Sevi’s curious expression as he held the fertilized duck egg in his tiny hands.

It was a heartwarming sight that perfectly captured the joy and wonder of a child exploring new flavors.

“Sevi Bao’s first Balut experience I guess it runs in the family!” Kryz enthusiastically captioned the post, expressing her delight and humorously suggesting that Sevi’s love for balut might be an inherited trait.

Balut, a popular street food in the Philippines, is a fertilized duck egg that is boiled and enjoyed as a snack. It is known for its unique combination of flavors and textures, with a partially developed duck embryo inside.

Although it may seem unusual to those unfamiliar with it, balut holds a special place in Filipino culinary culture and is cherished by many as a nostalgic and flavorful treat.

The post quickly gained traction on social media, receiving an outpouring of positive reactions from Kryz’s followers. Netizens were captivated by Sevi’s adorable facial expression and couldn’t help but gush over the cuteness overload presented in the photo.

The introduction of new foods to a child’s palate is an exciting milestone, and Kryz’s decision to share Sevi’s balut experience resonated with many parents and food enthusiasts.

It is an opportunity for children to explore different tastes, textures, and cultural traditions, fostering their curiosity and openness to new culinary adventures.

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