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PHILIPPINE LOCAL DELICACY: PINASUGBO

Monday, September 26, 2011 Published by JUNE (An Asian Traveler) under ,

HB was in Bacolod City recently and brought home some pasalubong for me. Two packs of Pinasugbo fed me the whole week. Goodness, I can't even begin to tell you how delish it was! It is now one of my favorite snacks. These yummy little things are made of thinly sliced saba bananas, deep fried, coated in caramelized brown sugar and sprinkled lightly with sesame seeds. A little warning though, this is sticky. Enjoy and salivate at the tempting photos! :)



Pinasugbo is one of the favorite delicacies in Western Visayas particularly in IloIlo, Bacolod, Aklan and Roxas. HB bought the Pinasugbo at Original Biscocho Haus known for its wide variety of special homemade delicacies.








And I also got a Turkey sandwich with apple. I was surprised the whole sandwich was four times bigger than my hand. So HUGE and muy delicioso! Ah, what can I say... eating is one of the pleasures of life (in moderation of course).


4 responses so far

  • I have never seen such a Pinasugbo snack but I would like to try it.

    Greetings,
    Filip

  • Beth

    Wow, you make it looks so good and classy! Now I need to find this at grocery stores.

  • Genevieve

    I'd have to say the pinasugbo photos are enticing. And I love the Louis Vuitton book of modern luxury. What a unique combination.

    By the way, where did you get your ring? It's pretty.

  • wow! Louis Vuitton and Pinasugbo - You just made pinasugbo a classy snack! Hehe Please follow my travel blog - tourorganizers.blogspot.com

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