Brands / ボイ・バワン
Boy Bawang
Beer's best friend: crunchy garlic-flavored fried corn.
- Type
- PhilippinesOriginated in the Philippines / Philippine company
- Category
- Snacks (cornick)
- Origin
- Made by KSK Food Products of the Philippines; its garlic flavor became a huge hit in 2003.
In the Philippines / 現地での立ち位置
A fried corn snack known as cornick. Its garlicky crunch is addictive, and as a beer snack (pulutan) or a quick bite it is the everyman's standard, stocked in every sari-sari store. The name means “Garlic Boy.” Cheap, unstoppable and unpretentious: everybody's snack.
One kernel, then another. Before you know it, the bag is empty.
Signature products
- Cornick (fried corn: garlic and other flavors)
* Availability and stock vary by season. Please check our online stores or the web catalog for the latest status.
Founding years, parent companies and origins are based on each company's official website as the primary source, supplemented by encyclopedias and major news reports (as of June 2026). Descriptions of each brand's position and image in the Philippines are based on general knowledge of Filipino food culture. The closing line for each brand is the wording of our group's online store, Philippine Foods. Ownership and product lines are subject to change.