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Bag Of Beans

By Edel San




This is the branch that's almost in the outskirts of Tagaytay. Very easy to miss since the foliage and the shop's color suggests that there's nothing special to look at. Wrong!


Raising Loaf. Almost always sold up as soon as it hit the shelves (straight from the oven). Costs about a P100. I can finish a whole loaf by myself.


Pumpkin Pie. Because I'm trying to be healthy or I just miss my mother's pumpkin pie. Nothing extra-ordinary if you keep on thinking you're eating Cinderalla's carriage!


Now this is good... definitely GOOD! Shepherd's Pie is simply delish!!! See, I'm already running out of !!! Must-try @ Bag-0-Beans!!!


I love-love-love the shepherd's pie and cinnamon raisin bread!!!
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