Pilipit or as some may know as “Shakoy” is a deep fried Filipino Twisted Donut. It’s a classic snack that’s slightly crunchy on the outside and soft in the inside, enjoyed as is, served with a sweet sauce on the aside, sprinkled with sugar after being freshly fried, or sometimes coated in a simple caramel…
Sweet Potato Fritters, locally known as Kamote Maruya, are one of the most beloved Filipino merienda snacks. Made with sweet potatoes coated in a simple batter and fried until golden and crispy, these fritters are affordable, delicious, and incredibly easy to make. Finished with a sprinkle of sugar while still warm, they offer the perfect…
Puto Cheese is one of those snacks that feels instantly familiar the moment you see it – soft, snowy white cakes crowned with bright yellow cheese, sitting proudly in little paper cups. In the Philippines, it’s a classic merienda (afternoon snack) that shows up everywhere: neighborhood bakeshops, street stalls, grocery counters, birthday tables, and family…
