My Salcedo Market Weekends
I always take the trip to the weekend Salcedo Market whenever I wake up early enough to get my goodies. Over the course of several Saturdays, I’ve amassed a couple of frequently-visited stalls that offer stuff I think I can’t buy retail elsewhere.
Here are some pics from a recent visit when I brought my camera.
Walkway from the main entrance point
Wholly Cow’s Lechon Baka — a roast cow is on every week!
One of my favorites: My Goodness Foods that Nourish. Love their Balabars, Gopalabars and peanut butter cookies.
The retail stall of La Cocina de Tita Moning
I love their chicken relleno / galantina and bread pudding. Check out the restaurant review here.
I found a couple of interesting-looking squashes or squash-like gourds — no idea what they’re called 
Fruit stalls
Kefir Probiotics
One of my favorite desserts — baklava! The hazelnut and pistachio varieties are yummy
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I love salcedo saturday market… and yes Baklava rocks!!!
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I just tried the Gopalabars, they are indeed a healthy and yummy snack alternative.
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sinch replied:
@wander girl, Try the Balabars — not as healthy (bec of the cocoa) but tastier
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Allan!
Hehehe…I love this post…I used to go here often with friends and ended up with a huge stash of goodies. I miss this place 
I went to a weekend market close to a suburb I live in and it wasn’t as good as the variety in Salcedo.
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