layers and layers of filo pastry..
chopped nuts in between the layers..
drizzled with syrup.. so sweet!
a box of baklava sweetness..
My Verdict:
I like the fact that they did not pour the syrup and packed it in a separate container. That way, I can eat baklava with less sugar and the box wasn't sticky or wet.
Another thing that I like about this baklava.. less sweeter than those I had in the past. However, it has less nuts too. I was expecting my baklava to have more nuts in between layers and extra topping of crushed pistachios.
About the price, considering the taste and value for money, I think P500 for 12 squares of baklava is okay.
Sounds yum, haven't tried one before though! Oh btw, which country are you visiting in May? sounds fun!
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Deleteang mahal pala ng baklava dyan! i always look forward to these sweets when my sister comes home from Abu Dhabi. :D
ReplyDeleteMas mahal sa restaurant sis. They would cost almost P200 for 2 squares only!
DeleteLooks delicious. Haven't tasted such yet but love foods with syrups..yum! And oh, congratz on ur second baby :)
ReplyDeleteIt looks good ah! I always save room for desserts.
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MrsMartinez
Oh my that looks really yummy!
ReplyDeleteOkaaay, after posting a healthy eating inclined food post I am now super craving for a few bites (or more!) of these tempting baklava. >.<
ReplyDeleteOkaay, after posting a healthy eating inclined post I am now craving for a few bites (or more!) of that tempting baklava! >.<
ReplyDeleteOhhh... congrats on your second baby! I pray a safe pregnancy for you.
ReplyDeleteSo that's what a baklava looks like! It reminds me of Napoleones, a delicacy from Bacolod.
this looks yummy!
ReplyDeleteyummy but expensive! :)
ReplyDeleteOh! I love baklava! My exboyfriend's mom used to bring me those from Bahrain everytime she comes home to the Philippines. Too bad I don't recall which shop she buys them from.
ReplyDeleteOh! I love baklava! My ex-boyfriend's mom used to bring me baklava from Bahrain every time she comes home to the Philippines. Too bad, I can't recall the name of the shop where she used to buy them.
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