Kakaning Pinoy
By popular demand, I am featuring another kakanin stand which I dropped by at the second floor of the SM Las Pinas branch.
This Kakaning Pinoy stand is more organized than other kakanin stands I have seen . Each kakanin or rice cake delicacy is labelled with their respective prices. I noticed though that the kakanin is priced 1 peso more than the more informal kakanin stand.
I got myself the “biko” priced at 13 pesos.
Actuallly I wanted to get a piece of each but it’s just too much carbs for me. While taking this last photo, the lady guard chastised me for taking photos.
“What?! I am NOT allowed to take photos of the food I just bought?”
I must have sounded very bitchy because the lady guard left without saying a word.
Other kakanin and native rice cakes that can be bought in the Kakaning Pinoy are
Puto, Pichi Pichi, (all priced at 6 pesos each)
Palitaw, Kutsinta ( priced at 9 pesos)
Bibingka, Pinipig, Maja, Rice Pudding, Biko, Sapin-Sapin (all priced at 13 pesos each)
Related Posts
- Dolor’s Kakanin
- Kakanin Recipes
- Jasmine Perfumed Rice
- About
- Russian Salad, Variation of Potato Salad
- Noche Buena- Season’s Greetings From Pinoy Food Blog
- Isaw (Grilled Chicken Intestines) , a pinoy street food
- Turon na Saba
- Pinoy Food Blog on QTV’s Qtube, April 2 at 10:15 PM
- Rellenong Bangus (Stuffed Milkfish)
Copyright Notice: You may use my recipes for your PERSONAL USE. No part of this entry (whether photos, images, opinions or recipes ) may be used in your magazine, website, blog , news article or in any manner whatsover without the owner's written permission.
You can also get FREE recipes in your email by subscribing below:
If you enjoyed this post, then make sure you
Subscribe to my RSS FEED.
how can i get a feasibility study about kakaning pinoy?
well for me its better if i get some reading materials on how to make business with kakaning pinoy