Happy Easter, everyone! (“,)
A quick greeting for you my dear followers/readers/visitors (because I too have some Easter Sunday plans on the docket. *hihi)
Bunny shaped choco just for the occasion. ^^,
(Nothing will ever compare to the Care Bear molded chocolate from Choco Loco … or was it Loco Choco =b on Session where Curamed Pharmacy is now. It was more than baking choco, it really had different flavors based on their pretty pastel colors. Aw, miss Care Bear choco. Loco Choco, where are you?
That said, we now have a refrigerator mascot. Meet Abracadabra, guys. =D)
***Making a visit to the Le Chef deli, you might want to try the baked treats they have there. Ham and cheese? Ensaymada? Blondies? Or how about a slice (or two =b) of one of the best (in my opinion) blueberry cheesecakes in Baguio?
I hope you and your loved ones have a reflective and wonderful day!
How the List Looks…(the second excerpt of 2013)
Here’s a little recap of the Baguio restaurants we’ve covered. Let’s pick it up from our most recent excerpt. (“,)
Lengua for P99. (Was it P99 or ??? I’m sure it cost next to nothing.) You can’t really see the tongue but it’s under there, trust me. *heee I have a fallback for those budget tight moments. Thank you, Point and Grill! (“,)
X Marks the Spot for Good Baguio Foods 