Cuttie Cuppies Shoppe and the Wondrous Delights Beyond B.C., PI
Christmas is in the air! … and we feel it in the temperature drop. \m/ (Jack Frost’s nipping at my fingers, my back … c-c-c-Cold.)
(I’ll put the verdict on my taste test for yum-yums that Cuttie Cuppies sent me in the photo captions. It was a tough choice to pick a favorite since each had their own merits. I’m thinking too that they’re not really in the same category to be compared to each other, so anyway, here we go. =) )
See’s Candies toffee-ettes. While I’m not really a nut person (nutty, maybe, yes *harhar), with See’s Candies Toffee-ettes and Almond Royal, I didn’t mind the nuts. Toffee around the almonds was a delightful way to eat almonds. (to be continued on Almond Royal photo)
If you’re anything like my sister, you’d like goodies galore (ready) for the holidays; those that were unheard of before, new and special. You’ll be glad to hear that we have a ‘supplier’ for these in Baguio City now. =D Read More…
UPDATE: Info Bites Under the Baguio Sun (and Rain =b) You can Sink Your Chompers Into
1.) Mario’s Breakfast
This banner had been hung up in front of the restaurant a pretty long time ago and if I haven’t told you that there was breakfast available at Mario’s, this is me, telling you now. *hihi
Baguio Deli: For Your Panic Pasalubong Shopping Needs
So here you are making like a wood nymph frolicking around the pine tree covered hills (the ones left =D) of Camp John Hay. You’re enjoying the cool air with family and friends and before you know it, it’s time to pack up.
With only a few hours left till your trip back to the reality of school/work, you realize you haven’t bought any pasalubong/treats from the City of Pines e.g. strawberry jam, peanut brittle, longganisa just to name a few.
No worries. The Baguio Deli is here … at the CJH Mile Hi Center to be exact. (“,)
The finest delicacies Read More…
X Marks the Spot for Good Baguio Foods 