Your day is only as good as your breakfast. Most Filipinos aren’t always able to hit their energy requirement for the day, with one of the reasons being because a growing number skip breakfast. Consuming a good amount of energy-giving foods in the morning is a task often overlooked when in fact it sets the pace, mood and quality of your activities throughout the day. That said, a poor or no breakfast only leads to a declining rate of energy and productivity that may lessen the quality of life.

Here are two ways on how to get that most important meal of the day.

Resorts World Manila (RWM) keeps the heat on in the most delectable way with a trio of sizzling dishes at its Pinoy comfort dining outlet, Silogue.

The burger patties in the Salisbury Steak Sizzler is made from premium ground beef cuts and covered in gravy. Grilled to perfect doneness, the juicy beef patties are given a lightly crisp layer from the sizzling plate for an added dimension of texture.

The Mixed Seafood Sizzler gives diners a solid beach vibe with a fresh assortment of squid, shellfish, and fish. The briny flavors are balanced by the earthy flavors of the rich peanut sauce.

Summer barbecues are given an upgrade with the Crispy Ribs Sizzler. Generous servings of crispy-on-the-outside, tender beef ribs are coated in a succulently sweet barbecue sauce that is well-loved by the Filipino palate.

All Silogue Sizzlers are served on a sizzling hot plate with a cup of turmeric rice and a side of buttered vegetables for a wholesome and hearty meal. The three dishes will be available until July 31.

Silogue is located at the ground floor Gaming Area of RWM and is open to guests 21 years old and above only. Download the RWM Mobile Companion from the AppStore or Google Play to get updates on RWM dining promotions and offers. Visit www.rwmanila.com for more information or call the Tourist/Visitor hotline at (02) 908-8833 for inquiries and reservations.

BelVita, the first breakfast biscuit in the country from Mondelez Philippines, aims to change the way Filipinos consume breakfast. In fact, the product is out to help Filipinos eat a balanced breakfast conveniently. Just bring along packs of belvita and pair with your choice of fruit and dairy for a complete breakfast. belVita breakfast biscuits are filling and nutritious, made with whole grain cereals and eight important vitamins and minerals necessary to start the day right. Available in single-serving packages, belVita breakfast biscuits are every mobile Filipino’s solution to taking delicious breakfasts even when time is scarce and they have to be out and about.

What’s so nutritious about a biscuit anyway? The whole world, Filipinos included, are now health-conscious more than ever, and they crave easy, hassle-free snack or meal alternatives that still manage to work around their rapid lifestyles. The dietary fibers and eight important vitamins and minerals present in each belVita are preserved through a special “company secret,” “gentle baking” process where the biscuits are cooked without stripping the finished product of off its most important and healthful ingredients. For energy-depleted Filipinos, belVita’s whole grain cereals include whole wheat and oat, “good” carbohydrates that help keep the body active without making it feel empty. The fiber in whole grain cereals also optimize digestion and gut activity, helping keeo the body clean of toxic waste that needs to be rid off daily. Furthermore, the eight vitamins present in each belVita biscuit also happen to be the body’s must haves: Vitamins A, B1, B2, B3, D, calcium, iron and zinc. These make for stronger bodily functions and a strong boost for the immune system.

BelVita has a creamy and filling taste, and comes with different flavors, Milk and Cereal, and Honey and Chocolate.

BelVita is available in a four-pack box with an SRP of P30.50 and the single 20g pack worth P8.25 that contains two delicious and filling biscuits. To know more, like and follow belVita Philippines on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/belVita) and at Instagram (@belvitaPH).

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