Located in Cabuyao, Laguna. The Catsup Museum seems to be the first-ever banana catsup museum not only here in the Philippines but in the whole wide world.
The Catsup Museum aims to commemorate the history of banana catsup through an informative and interactive and enjoyable experience. Also, it gives the younger generation the importance of Filipino values: Ingenuity, Resourcefulness, and Hard Work.
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The Catsup Museum Map |
These values were the reason that moved Filipina food technologist Maria Orosa to come up with the first banana catsup recipe, and those very same virtues drove NutriAsia to be where it is today.
History Is Written On The Hall
The story of banana catsup in The Catsup Museum is revealed in its four halls.
The origins of the banana plant and some of its history all the way from Kuk Valley in New Guinea around 8000 BCE is painted/printed on the walls of the museum.
The Maria Orosa Hall
Honoring Maria Orosa, the inventor of banana catsup, and how, in the midst of war, was able to innovate and invent a condiment we all love today.

Honoring Maria Orosa, the inventor of banana catsup, and how, in the midst of war, was able to innovate and invent a condiment we all love today.

The Manufacturing Hall
Showing the ingredients, procedure, bottling, and labeling parts. A look and feel of the step-by-step production in making the commercial banana catsup.
Showing the ingredients, procedure, bottling, and labeling parts. A look and feel of the step-by-step production in making the commercial banana catsup.
And lastly, the Banaquet Hall
That provides larger than life installations of food and banana catsup. Through this fun and interactive approach, The Catsup Museum promotes not only knowledge of Philippine history and culture, but also advocate the importance of science in food manufacturing. All visitors will bring back an even greater appreciation of Filipino food, and be more proud to be Filipino.
Dishes that use Banana Catsup or best paired with Banana Catsup
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Shrimp in Catsup Batter | Lumpia |
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Radish Salad marinated with Banana Catsup |
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Catsup Friend Rice |
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Catsup Cupcakes |
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Banana Catsup Cupcake and Chloe love it! |
The Catsup Museum opened its door for the media for a very special tour. Allowing mommy bloggers like me, together with my kids to explore and have a good look the very first catsup museum in the world.
My kids had a great time exploring the museum, Chloe loves the gigantic banana display, Ricci naman loves the activities, while Charles loves the experimenting part and the Banaquet Hall filled with larger than life foods like burgers, fried chicken, and others dishes that best paired with catsup.
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#TeamBorneaKids Charles, Chloe, and Ricci |
This is not the very first time that the museum opened its door for visitors. It was then opened for quite a while to NutriAsia employees and families only. And as of now, the museum is not yet available to the public. But don't worry for there are plans that it'll be open real soon. But for now, it is open by appointment only to schools within the province of Laguna.
Thank you so much NutriAsia and The Mind Museum for inviting us. It was really a funfilled day with exciting activities that are packed with new learnings. The Catsup Museum is a great place to take your kids and the whole family.
Charles, Chloe, Ricci and Me. We all had a great time at the Catsup Museum!
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Thank you so much NutriAsia and The Mind Museum for inviting us. It was really a funfilled day with exciting activities that are packed with new learnings. The Catsup Museum is a great place to take your kids and the whole family.
The Catsup Museum
For inquiries, email thecatsupmuseum@nutriasia.com
For inquiries, email thecatsupmuseum@nutriasia.com
Cielo Jonna @FB: Hala gusto ko dalhin kids ko dito kaso ang layo :(
ReplyDeleteMeron pala catsup museum. Fun filled activity na natuto na sila nasiyahan pa ang mga bagets.
ReplyDeleteAng sarap naman mamasyal kasama ang pamilya momsh
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