Lengua de Gato from Good Shepherd (Baguio City)

Almost all the people I know have passed by Good Shepherd in Mines View, Baguio City before heading home to buy their pasalubongs for their loved ones in the city, or wherever they live. Good Shepherd is in fact a very popular place. From what I gather, the nuns in this convent are the ones making the treats and there is no doubt about it because the snacks are just heavenly!

This is one of my favorite purchases at Good Shepherd. There are a lot of different brands for the Lengua de Gato - long thin milk cookies that's become a popular pasalubong option - but I love Good Shepherd's lengua the best.  It is very creamy and not too sweet so it just tastes heavenly! I love how it just melts in your mouth and satisfy the sweet-tooth kid within you. 


Lengua Ingredients:

• Flour
• Eggs
• Butter
• Sugar
• Vanilla

So if you go to Baguio and inevitably visit the Mines View Park, pass by Good Shepherd to buy some pasalubong treats for your sister, brother, husband, wife, mother, father, cousins or friends! In fact, for me you haven't really gone to Baguio City if you haven't been to the Good Shepherd Convent.

【ツ】Lizette