A trip to Baguio is never complete without bringing home Baguio pasalubong. For many visitors, pasalubong is a chance to bring home a taste of Baguio’s unique culture and cuisine. Look no further if you’re looking for the best pasalubong and delicacies to bring home from Baguio! This list of items includes all the classics and some new favorites.
The Best Baguio Pasalubong and Delicacies
Strawberry Delicacies
What better way to show your loved ones you care than delicious Baguio strawberries? These little red fruits are not only a visual treat, but their sweetness is sure to please any palate.
Strawberry Jam
One of Baguio’s most iconic products, Good Shepherd’s strawberry jam is the perfect balance of sweet and tart. It’s perfect on bread, pancakes, or just eaten straight from the jar. This delicious jam is also available at most pasalubong centers.
Strawberry Shortcake
A classic dessert made with fresh Baguio strawberries, this cake from Vizco’s is a must-try for any visitor. The fluffy sponge cake and sweet whipped cream are the perfect complement to the tartness of the strawberries.
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Ube Jam
If you’re lucky enough to get your hands on some ube jam, be sure to savor it – it’s a true taste of Baguio that you won’t find anywhere else in the world. The ube jam is a must-try for those with a sweet tooth. This rich purple jam is made from the local ube yam, and it’s delicious on toast or straight out of the jar.
Peanut Brittle
Peanut brittle is a Baguio pasalubong favorite! It’s a tasty and crunchy sweet treat that’s perfect for sharing with your friends.
Baguio Coffee Beans
Grown in the mountainous regions of the Philippines, Baguio coffee beans have a unique flavor and aroma. It’s perfect for those who enjoy a strong and unforgettable cup of joe.\
Fresh Honey
Bring home a taste of the mountains with Baguio’s all-natural honey, available in various sizes.
Lengua De Gato
Lengua de Gato is a thin, delicate cookie that gets its name from its resemblance to a cat’s tongue. While they may not be the most vibrant or exciting-looking Baguio pasalubong sweets, they’re worth trying if you ever get the chance!
Sundot Kulangot
These small, chewy sweets are a candy made from glutinous rice flour and coconut milk. They’re often flavored with various fruits or chocolate and make for a delicious Baguio pasalubong item.
No matter your taste preferences, you’re sure to find something to love amongst Baguio’s many delicious pasalubong options. So next time you’re in the city, pick up some for yourself and your loved ones back home.