Best Places to Give in to
Your Cravings in Naga
City .
Cinnamon flavored rolls, soft baked pretzels
sugar raised donuts and candied apples- these are
sugar raised donuts and candied apples- these are
some of the favorite things that my family craves.
Who could say no to a freshly
baked Cinnabon
Classic Roll?
The musky- sweet aroma, the warm chewy bread
topped with thick and rich cream frosting would
topped with thick and rich cream frosting would
make one slow down to stop and enjoy the smell
of cinnamon let it linger in your senses for a while.
Pretzels! Glorious
Pretzels! We could never
resist the temptation of soft baked twisted bread
anywhere we are, in any part of the world.
It could be enjoyed to go…
…or in the comfort of
any Auntie Ann’s outlets.
Delicious Sugar Raised Dunkin Donuts and
piping hot coffee on cold autumn weather.
Unfortunately most of these, except for the Dunkin Donuts are
not available in Naga, which has several branches all over the city,
…and we could just drive and stop for a
while to enjoy their fluffy donuts anytime.
…the local version may not be as large as its foreign counterparts
but they taste exactly the same, and just as satisfying.
Auntie Anne’s so far is the best source of soft baked pretzels in the country and
although they have numerous branches in the Philippines , they have none in Naga City.
But Yellow Cab’s Twisted Bread is a very
tasty alternative so there is really need to worry.
It comes in three different flavors,
like Tomato Basil Twisted Bread,
Roasted Garlic and Cheese,
source: http://yellowcabpizza.com/news
…and my family’s favorite
is the Four Cheese Flavor.
Just like Auntie Anne’s, Cinnabon have several stores
in the country but they have none in Naga City,
…but luckily, we have Starbucks
and it is very good alternative.
Starbucks may not have the sweet
and spicy smell of cinnamon as the
store smells more of roasted coffee,
…but Starbucks Cinnamon Swirls are
just as delicious and a perfect substitute
when we are craving for the real thing.
Incidentally, Starbucks serves yummy
Honey Raised Donuts although not the chewy type
as it tastes more like a Krispy Kreme variety, it is an
excellent alternative for Dunkin's sugar raised donuts.
resist the temptation of soft baked twisted bread
anywhere we are, in any part of the world.
It could be enjoyed to go…
…or in the comfort of
any Auntie Ann’s outlets.
Delicious Sugar Raised Dunkin Donuts and
piping hot coffee on cold autumn weather.
Unfortunately most of these, except for the Dunkin Donuts are
not available in Naga, which has several branches all over the city,
…and we could just drive and stop for a
while to enjoy their fluffy donuts anytime.
…the local version may not be as large as its foreign counterparts
but they taste exactly the same, and just as satisfying.
Auntie Anne’s so far is the best source of soft baked pretzels in the country and
although they have numerous branches in the Philippines , they have none in Naga City.
But Yellow Cab’s Twisted Bread is a very
tasty alternative so there is really need to worry.
It comes in three different flavors,
like Tomato Basil Twisted Bread,
Roasted Garlic and Cheese,
source: http://yellowcabpizza.com/news
…and my family’s favorite
is the Four Cheese Flavor.
Just like Auntie Anne’s, Cinnabon have several stores
in the country but they have none in Naga City,
…but luckily, we have Starbucks
and it is very good alternative.
Starbucks may not have the sweet
and spicy smell of cinnamon as the
store smells more of roasted coffee,
…but Starbucks Cinnamon Swirls are
just as delicious and a perfect substitute
when we are craving for the real thing.
Incidentally, Starbucks serves yummy
Honey Raised Donuts although not the chewy type
as it tastes more like a Krispy Kreme variety, it is an
excellent alternative for Dunkin's sugar raised donuts.
For the Candied Apples?
Although staple in most fairs of the western countries,
I have yet to find an alternative in Naga City. We may have
to settle for home made ones if we have time to prepare one.
A friend suggested an alternative-
Source: http://www.niftynuthouse.com/product.php?productid=505
Preserved Mangoes, perhaps?
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