Pasalubong Favorites from Laguna

Pasalubong Favorites from Laguna


Can’t decide what is the best pasalubong to buy when you visit Laguna? Here are some of Laguna’s finest delicacies that you can add in your pasalubong checklist.


Let me start with the all-time favorite pasalubong, the famous Buko Pie of the South. The sweet and rich pie is made from young coconut meat, with a flaky crust and creamy filling. No one can resist this! One of the best buko pie is Lety’s located in Los Baños, Laguna, you can stop by their stores to get a box of freshly baked Lety’s buko pie.



Next on our Pasalubong Checklist is a delicacy just from the nearby town of Los Baños. Every Filipino knows the bread called monay, with its relatively large size but soft insides. One of the best monay you can ever taste is from a small bakery located in Bay, Laguna, Tenorio’s Bakery.



Looking for dish with a different twist? You might want to try “Kinulob na itik” deep-fried duck. Yes, you read it right! And you can only taste this dish in Victoria, Laguna. The town is also known for duck-raising activities, so they also produce salted eggs. You can find it from small stands to big restaurants.


If you want a taste of summer. You might want to buy refreshing pineapples from Calauan, Laguna. Known as the home of the sweetest pineapples here in the Philippines, you will not regret every bite of it, because it’s totally worth it!



No need to roam the whole town just to find the perfect pasalubong. This checklist got it all covered!

You can have these as your ordinary meal or snack if you will choose to invest in Lumina projects located in Calauan, Laguna.

Lumina Calauan is 3-5kms away from the stores selling these delicacies!

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SOURCE:

http://www.biyahenglaguna.com/blogs/nics-picks/7-laguna-delicacies-youve-missing-years/

http://bengoeswhere.blogspot.com/2015/11/laguna-food-trip-and-pasalubong.html



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