Tita Lea's black kutsinta are popular for a reason: they are chewy molasses-flavored kutsinta paired with a caramel sauce and toasted coconut. The business began in 2014 when Lea Paez moved to Baguio City from Malabon. She now serves and sells Malabon specialties such as Pancit Malabon and kakanin in Baguio. Pre-quarantine, the black kutsinta was also available at the Legaspi Market in Makati.
Now, you can order Baguio's famous caramel black kutsinta via Session Groceries, an online platform that allows more people to support local farmers and producers from the northern part of the Philippines. One pack is priced at P185 and is good for two to three people, perfect for your work-from-home snacks or weekend merienda!
Session Groceries delivers vegetables, fruits, and other local products from Baguio to Metro Manila on scheduled days. You may download the mobile app to start ordering!
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