Julie's Lechon Bread

My mom asked me a few days ago if I want some lechon de leche, I was shocked to hear that from her as she was really forcing me to eat healthy as I am about to give birth in a month's time, I seized the chance and immediately said yes, who in their right mind would say no to that. An hour or two later, my father came with a bread shaped like a lechon (photo below) and a bunch of other bread from Julie's Bakeshop. Gawd, my mother's sense of humor is beyond me sometimes *grins*.

But, bitter feelings aside, the cute lechon bread taste good. I had fun eating it, tearing the lechon piece by piece, I started with the tail, in case you wanna know *lol*. I don't know how much it cost, just visit your nearby Julie's branch to see for yourself.

Ratings:
4 out of 5

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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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