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    Where to Buy Suman in Manila

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    Suman makes a great dessert for a traditional Noche Buena meal, or they can even be meals on their own if you don’t want to eat anything too heavy at that late hour. This sticky-rice pastry is wrapped in a banana leaf and eaten dipped in sugar or in hot chocolate. There are as many different kinds of suman as there are provinces in the Philippines since each region has its own variation of the pastry. In Metro Manila you can get suman in all sorts of flavors, from chocolate to ube-langka for about twenty to thirty pesos apiece.

    Available in the Tiendesitas Food Market (Tita Lynn’s Flavored Suman) and the Salcedo Community Food Market (Bud-bud kabog).

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    Bud-bud Kabog at Salcedo Village Community Market every saturday mornings
    They sell suman luya, suman cassava, suman buko, suman plain, suman guinataan, suman langka, suman tsokolate, suman biko and more…

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    Tita Lynn’s Flavored Suman at the Tiendesitas Food , Frontera Verde Pasig along E Rodriguez avenue


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    6 Comments »

    Comment by u8mypinkcookies
    2008-02-04 21:33:46

    these 2 are my faves!!

    love the budbud kabog! im raving for the mangga flavored and the one with ube!

    for tita lynn’s, ube flavored suman is good!! ;)

     
    Comment by ezil
    2008-08-24 00:21:36

    hey, your’re suman rice looks dilicious but there’s no recipe there? some of your food has recipe in website..pls email me the recipe of suman pls!

    Comment by noemi
    2008-08-24 22:07:51

    I will add suman recipe soon

     
     
    Comment by Rehina
    2008-12-03 05:36:05

    Hello im happy to view this site,and make a new recipe of pinoy test. But my problen is we con’t,make a they same recipe b-coz we out of the phillippens.we are in kuwait.so pls. Help me.thank you very much

     
    Comment by ManilaBay
    2009-04-15 02:40:20

    I ate suman when i visited Manila and i loved it! actually i liked all of their dishes Filipino cuisine is great!

     
    Comment by miasam17
    2009-04-27 16:30:58

    Hi! Saw your posts regarding suman: suman mongo and luya. Would you know the recipe for suman from batangas? I love that kind of suman!

     
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