The Buko Pie of San Pablo Laguna
Above: The Buko Pie
When anyone passes by Laguna on their way from Batangas or Tagaytay and elsewhere, they can’t help but think of buying Buko Pie. Laguna’s finest Buko Pie are situated along side the road where travelers go their way to and fro and you’ll hardly miss it.
There are a variety of Buko Pies to choose from. There’s Buko Pie of Collete’s, The Original Buko Pie, there’s El Mare and Lety’s Buko Pie. To answer which is the best Buko Pie amongst them would be irrelative. It all depends on how you want your Buko Pie to taste. Yes, it all depends on one’s taste. What’s sweet for you may not be sweet enough for me and something like that in a sense.
How to choose your Buko Pie:
If you’re looking for that juicy taste of Buko in your Buko pie then we would suggest that you would go for the original juiciness in Buko Pie… The Original Buko Pie.
If you’re taste buds would like a certain balance between the buko crust and overall crunchiness and taste. We suggest you that you try out this perfect balance of taste in Lety’s Buko Pie, which all together looks good and tastes good.
If you are a bit of a sweet tooth, this Buko Pie would be of your choice. It is delicious to the sweet tooth out there. El Mare topped the sweetness amongst buko pies yet still managed to taste good.
But who wouldn’t miss out on the famous Colette’s Buko Pie? It is well distributed that there are Colette’s Buko Pie on every corner of San Pablo Laguna. Commercial but it does taste as good as the others as well.
