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I wasn't able to join Jules and his family in Tagaytay last weekend because my son, Yohan was not feeling well. Jules brought home this yummy pasalubong (Filipino term referring to a " small gift or souvenir from someone travelling.")
These purple round ones are called Ube Dimples (made of purple yam). The colorful ones are made of assorted macapuno (a special variety of coconut) and ube balls. The other one is smooth and rich ube. All these products are available at Good Shepherd in Tagaytay.
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i love anything with ube!! :D
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