Julie's Bakeshop

the trike that bring the goodies in our neighborhood

Ensaymada - P12.00/each

Ensaymada loaves (plain/ube) - P30.00/loaf

Sugared Cheese Bread - P6.00/each

Mongo Bread & Pan de Coco - P5.00/each

Question: Are Julie's Bakeshop products considered a Pinoy (albeit, new) street food?

Ratings:

2.5 out of 5

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To Mark My Return

To mark my return in the blogging world (for good, I hope), I am gonna post the award that Lisa of A Simple Life had given me a few months back (which I gratefully acknowledged but I never had the chance to post and pass at that time till now). I would like to thank her for passing it on to me and I wanna say sorry for the delay in my picking it up.

To Lisa:
Sana hindi ka madala na bigyan ako ng award, pasensya na talaga, marami lang nangyari sa personal at tunay na buhay. Maraming salamat ulit sa pagbibigay ng Super Blogger Award sa akin!




And to keep the ball rolling, I'm passing the award to:

A Taste of Both Worlds
Cooking with Kuting
New Orleans Food and Fun
Tasty Thoughts
I Live To Eat

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Pinoy Street Foods: Binatog

I don't know how should I classify binatog, is it a traditional Pinoy food or a Pinoy street food? What do you think? Traditional or not, eating binatog is a mark of Filipino kids and kids-at-heart - it is delicious, healthy, filling and oh so inexpensive.

Binatog - white corn bits mixed with grated coconut and your choice of salt or sugar.

Binatog - P10.00



Ratings:
4 out of 5

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