When going out of town, the most important thing before
heading back to the city is the “Pasalubong”. It’s usually sweet treats from
the locals. Here in Tagaytay, the famous pasalubong is the Buko Pie. There are
stores here in there claiming to be the best in town. There are also peddlers.
Our favorite stop over for pasalubong is Rowena’s. Rowena’s is not only a
delicacy store, it’s also a restaurant. There’s ample parking with a security
guard to assist you. The store itself has a touch of refinement, there’s a
certain flair, then
there’s this extensive assortment of goodies ! Shelves upon
shelves of mouth watering pastries, pies & tartlets, this my friends is
what Pie Heaven looks like !
Of course no. 1 in our pasalubong list is the buko pie. Unlike the other variants
you could buy from also a prominent shop here in Tagaytay, Rowena’s buko pie is
not starchy, nor floury. It tastes of milk & coconut.
And speaking of
coconut, the coconut meat in not blended into unrecognition LOL it’s in
fillets. Every bite gives you a chunk.
Now the Sylvanias, I love Sylvanias, I love it more than Brazo de Mercedez or Sanrival.
There’s just a melt in your
mouth happiness to it, despite it being whole in it’s look, the bite is so
soft. My husband tells me that’s because of all the butter I am getting into my
system, sinful pleasures what can I say.
And for the rest of the hopeful family members waiting for our return from our retreat, since it's so hard to chose, I think the best choice would be ALL OF THE ABOVE hehehe, a little of everything !
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