The best cassava cake is in … Baguio (Christmas in Baguio – 2nd in a series)

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   joey / December 29, 2005

   Hi Lori! Hope you and your family are having a great holiday season! Baguio sure is nice during the holidays

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   Anonymous / December 30, 2005

   Lemme just say: your photos are stunning. And if it wasn’t enough, your food reviews are not bad, at all.

   Keep ‘em coming…

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   Jay / December 31, 2005

   I was in Baguio last February and bought cassava cakes at Everything Nice. The lady told me that her mother sells Cassava cake in Manila. She gave me her telephone number.

   726-6568
   714-6593

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   Anonymous / December 31, 2005

   fyi
   ALL cassava have phytotoxins in the skin, even the kind that we make into bibingka, which is why novices or careless cooks can get into trouble. it’s a matter of peeling the tuber carefully, and selecting the ones of the right age, which have less of the cyanins.

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   Cusinero Ge / December 31, 2005

   Do they have a branch here in Manila? Or do you just call them and order (home-made)? Thanks!

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   Zel / January 3, 2006

   Hi! I’ve been an avid reader of your site and have been very happy with your recommendations on places to eat in the metro. Let me just say that actually, the best cassava cake is in Cebu. If you have a chance, try and visit Postrio. It’s a quaint dessert place along escario st. (close to ayala mall) and it has truly the best cassava cake ever! Since I’m from Manila, I have my friends send me some when they have a chance to visit Cebu. Just wanted to share Ãœ

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   blair_mitch / January 5, 2006

   I love Cassava Cake – especially when it’s warm and sticky-soft. Your pictures look awesome enough to eat. Thanks Jay for the number!

   Happy New Year!

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   VFusion / January 19, 2006

   You’ve mentioned suman in your cassava blog. Have you tried Tita Lynn’s “stuffed” suman? Anyone know where the store is located? I love a good suman – the ones I used to have going up the Antipolo church.

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   monette / January 26, 2006

   Tita Lynn’s Flavored Suman has a stall in Tiendesitas Food Village. Happy eating!

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    Anonymous / December 18, 2006

    Tita Lynns Flavored suman has a website and from there you can find her stores and contact information. This is the website http://www.dhavest.com/titalynns/

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    Anonymous / December 18, 2006

    opps forgot the link Tita Lynns Flavored Suman

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    Rona Y / February 8, 2009

    Oh no! The post is gone! How will I ever know where the best cassava cake in Bagiuo is? I’m headed there in March, and I really want some!

    Is it at Everything Nice, mentioned in the comment?

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    K / May 17, 2012

    Yes, I also wonder why the post is gone.

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