Biskotso (Spanish: bizcocho, “biscuit”) refers to baked bread topped with butter and sugar, or garlic, in some cases. Biskotsos are a part of Filipino cuisine. They originated from Iloilo province. The etymology of the word itself is related to the English biscuit and Italian biscotti in that it is derived from the Latin phrase word 'bis coctus' which means "twice baked." (wikipedia.org)
Many balikbayans, since time immemorial, has never forgotten biscocho as part of their pasalubong...Most famous brands are from Biscocho Haus and Wewin's...with the bread's sweet buttery-sugar topping, who can resist? you can eat it as snack anytime of the day, may it be morning, afternoon, or midnight! pair it with cola, juice, or coffee and you'll surely have your fill of the sweetness and crisp this bread has to offer...it is also a mainstay to serve as snacks to your visitors from other places...
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| Bong Bong's Biscocho and other products |
although it is from Iloilo, biscocho has made its way to the shores of Bacolod City and is now also one of the products sold in their pasalubong shops like Bong-Bong's and Merci...
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| Bong Bong's near Cafe Laguna @ SM City Iloilo |
Never forget to bring home loads of biscocho packs whenever you're visiting Iloilo City to complete your experience!
Biscocho Haus and Bong-Bong's pasalubong kiosks are to located inside SM City Iloilo. Wewin's pasalubong center is located at Bakhaw, Mandurriao just a few meters away from SM City Iloilo. Merci pasalubong center is located beside SM Delgado. Kiosks are also located inside the Iloilo International Airport.
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| Biscocho Haus @ SM City Iloilo Traveler's Lounge |
Biscocho Haus and Bong-Bong's pasalubong kiosks are to located inside SM City Iloilo. Wewin's pasalubong center is located at Bakhaw, Mandurriao just a few meters away from SM City Iloilo. Merci pasalubong center is located beside SM Delgado. Kiosks are also located inside the Iloilo International Airport.
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