Eat like a god!
They’re called “Food for the Gods” for a reason–they taste absolutely heavenly with that soft, buttery texture and semi-sweet taste from the dates and that toasty crunch from the nuts! One bite will make you crave for more, but a second, third, and fourth, will make you feel divine!
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Food for the Gods actually originated in the Philippines, despite not having a very Pinoy name. It’s like a Filipino version of butterscotch (but better of course!) and is usually eaten during Christmas. But if you want to try these treats now, you can get them from these shops around the metro!
Conti’s
We all know Conti’s as one of the best cake places in the metro, and we also have them to thank for serving us buttery and chewy Food for the Gods that definitely hit the sweet spot!
Available for: Take-out and delivery. Call 8580-8888, message them on Facebook, order through Grab, or order via their website.
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Mary Grace Cafe
Comforting, homey, and delicious–that’s what you’ll taste when you take a bite of Mary Grace’s Food for the Gods! The walnuts and dates are perfectly balanced, and with that rich batter, you’ll feel like floating with every bite.
Available for: Take-out, pick-up, or delivery via their website.
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CruKitchen
It’s not unusual for CruKitchen to sell out their Food for the Gods every time they whip up a batch and that’s because their recipe is nothing short of indulgent! Their Food for the Gods are on the sweet side, perfect to pair with black coffee!
To order: Go to their website or visit their locations.
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0917 811 5474
Lorenzo’s Food for the Gods
Lorenzo’s shows true mastery when it comes to their cakes, pies, and treats, but it’s their Food for the Gods that truly takes the spotlight. They’re sweet, nutty, and highly addictive–perfect to give as a gift to others or to yourself!
Available for: Delivery. To order, text their number below. Kindly note that their cut-off tie is 4 pm.
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Magallanes Village
09175441105
Purple Oven
Purple Oven is a humble bakery that is well-loved by customers around the metro for serving homemade, indulgent, and scrumptious treats! Their Food for the Gods is a must-try item on their menu, as well as their ensaymadas, cookies, and breads!
To order: Contact their numbers below or visit their locations in San Antonio Plaza Arcade, 50 McKinley Road, Forbes Park, Makati | The Clubhouse at Temple Drive, Corinthian Hills, Quezon City | F'7 Building, 49 Scout Rallos, Quezon City | Rockwell Santolan Town Plaza, 276 Santolan Road, Little Baguio, San Juan City | and The Shops at Portico, Capt. Henry Javier Drive, Oranbo, Pasig.
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09177103227 | 09198576504 | 86314221
Cipriano sans Rival
Sans Rival may be their strongest suit, but Cipriano is not a shop to miss when you’re craving Food for the Gods. Theirs are made with muscovado sugar, packed with premium dates soaked in rum, and crunchy walnuts tossed in butter. These treats are the best way to indulge!
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Pasig | Makati
0917 164 3939
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