There's this place I've been frequenting regularly at the top of Session Road. It houses a variety of organic produce, condiments, snacks and meat that are both fresh and inexpensive.
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assorted dried fish, shrimps and squid from Cagayan Valley plus snacks and noodles made from different vegetables |
Run by nuns, the Mountain Grown Natural Food shop offers stuff from the region as well as other organic commodities from as far as the Cagayan Valley.
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herbs, salad greens, Highland veggies, mushrooms, bamboo shoots and the likes, that range from 20 pesos a pack to 200 pesos |
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they also offer salad dressings. Try the Iggy's House Strawberry Dressing. It's divine! |
Prices range from 20 pesos to 200 pesos that it would now break the bank whenever you cook up a healthy and nutritious meal for your family.
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assorted local wines |
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medicinal teas and Good Shepherd products |
Some of my favorites include:
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free range chicken, cara beef and other organic meat products that vary depending on the supply |
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alfalfa and even broccoli sprouts (60 pesos a pack) and locally made camote bread |
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assorted vinegar bottles |
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more than one variety of lettuce (normally 25 pesos a pack) |
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snacks cooked by the Baguio locals, and priced reasonably (try the sampalok balls!!) |
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organically grown fruits, root crops and exotic seeds and leaves for the health buffs out there |
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sweet potatoes, cucumbers and many more |
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cookies, banana chips, malunggay noodles and chichacorn, among others |
Visit them all week, from as early as 7 in the the morning to 7 in the evening. They're right across the Baguio Cathedral.
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they're right across the parking exit of the Baguio Cathedral |
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TMW may all your wanderings be better than ours!
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my daily habit - organic food shopping :) |
hello po. today after attending the Holy Mass, I went to this shop for some veggies. I paid exactly 500 pesos. And when I arrived home in LT, kulang po pla ung nilagay nila sa paper bag ko. Do you happen to know the cp number of this shop po? TIA
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