Missing Your Suki? Here’s Where You Can Order Kakanin Online
Sep 15, 2020 • Ina Louise Manto
Sep 15, 2020 • Ina Louise Manto
Rice is a must in every self-respecting Filipino meal, whether paired with ulam, made into porridge, or eaten as scrumptious desserts like kakanin. Made with glutinous rice, galapong, or sticky rice, kakanin were originally made as offerings to guests or pre-colonial gods. Today, they’re a staple in our merienda, holidays, and celebrations. The best ones are those from the neighborhood suki or sold in the market! If you’ve been craving for these sweet treats, we’ve rounded up some online stores that deliver kakanin to your home:
Kanin Kusina aims to recreate your favorite merienda memories, one kakanin at a time. They have puto in different flavors, sapin-sapin, suman, and puto bumbong that are made fresh; that’s why they ask for a two-day lead time for deliveries. All of Kanin Kusina’s native cakes are made with pure galapong and without the use of flour and additives.
A 9” plate of Puto starts at Php 235 for 2 flavors, and you can send an order here.
Puto Especial makes your favorite steamed cake the traditional way. Available in four flavors: ube, cheese, plain, or salted egg, a 12” serving starts at Php 400. Can’t choose just one flavor? You can order any two flavors for their 12” bilao or get all 4 flavors in the 16” bilao.
You may send orders here.
Puto Pao King has been serving Pinoy favorites since 2009. Their putos come with a twist – unexpected puto toppings from sweet to savory, which will fit every palate. Some toppings include chicken asado, dinuguan, leche flan, matcha, dark chocolate, and the classic cheese. If you want something healthier, you can have your puto infused with wheat and malunggay!
To send an order, send them a message here.
Craving for some coconutty biko topped with a generous amount of latik? CBTL with Love’s Just Bikos will make you go for multiple servings – just bikos they’re that good. You can make each serving better with a scoop of gelato on top! Just Bikos start at Php 180 for a Diyeta tray. You can also add more latik for an additional Php 15.
To send an order, send a message here.
KitchenKnet’s PICASA Kakanin Combo will give you three classics in a tub: three pieces pichi-pichi, one mini cassava pudding, and three pieces sapin-sapin all for Php 180. Got a favorite? You can also order each of the kakanin per tub starting at Php 70.
To send an order, visit their page.
Get a taste of special kakanin made with love from Bulacan by spouses Gorio and Mimi. They have been making delectable kakanin since 1979; they make over 50 kinds of delicacies every day, including their best-selling bibingka, kalamay, sapin-sapin, and kutsinta.
Prices start at Php 100 for 18 pieces. To send an order, send a message here.
Lovers of unique flavors would love SuBuco by Nanay Chit. She takes the classic suman wrapped in banana leaves to the next level by incorporating coconut – a creation that’s truly one of a kind. They also have an ube variant made with real ube!
To send an order, send them a message.
Decena’s brings the original Puto Calasiao of Pangasinan right to your doorstep. For prices starting at Php 50 per pack, you’ll get 30-35 bite sized pieces of puto, kutsinta, or both. They also offer puto in different flavors like strawberry, banana, pandan, mango, and chocolate.
For orders, send them a message.
What’s your favorite kakanin? Share with us below!
When she’s not writing, Ina’s busy curating playlists that will save her when words don’t work, reading, annoying her cat, or thinking of her next meal.
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