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Export Website Materials Product Information 1. Pik-A-Pop Popcorn Freshly popped corn kernels drenched in rich, creamy caramel- that’s the luscious taste of Goldilocks Pik-a-Pop Popcorn! Packed in a reasonable stand-up pouch, this classic treat is a sentimental favorite among Filipinos here and abroad. Kids and teens are sure to enjoy Pik-a-Pop as a delicious snack! Enjoy Pik-a-Pop in two delectable flavors: Classic Caramel and Nutty Caramel! 2. Fun Bites Egg Square Crackers Looking for a different kind of snack time crunch? Fun bites are square – shaped, bite sized crackers that are mildly sweet to the tongue, and ends with a zesty, satisfying crunch! Inspired by the Spanish biscuit galletas, this bite- sized snack is perfect for everyone! 3. Pinoydeli Want a taste that’s truly Filipino? Pinoydeli is a line of popular Goldilocks dishes that capture the unique flavor and deliciousness of home-cooked meals. Try any of their three variations! Dinuguan This spicy-sour pork dish simmered in pork blood, vinegar and spices goes best with a plate of native puto or glutinous rice cakes! Lechon Paksiw This saucy dish is a mixture of fried pork stewed in a special blend of liver sauce, cane vinegar and premium spices, giving it a mouth-watering sweet and tangy taste! Beef Caldereta This delicious stew dish made of tender beef chunks and a hint of spices. Turns your ordinary mealtime into a spicy, veritable fiesta! Laing A spicy vegetable dish of dried gabi (taro) leaves cooked in rich coconut milk and flavored with shrimps and slices of pork! Bagoong A popular Philippine condiment made from fish and shrimp paste. Bagoong is also used to flavor many dishes. Also available in Spicy Bagoong. 4. Sweet Delights Polvoron (Philippine Shortbread Cookies) The fun is in the eating! Discover the delightful taste of Sweet Delights Polvoron. With its milky sweet taste and crumbly texture, these shortbread cookies are a childhood staple for every Filipino! Polvoron is a popular sweet Filipino delicacy. With a wide variety of flavors, you just can’t stop eating after tasting one! Sweet Delights Polvoron is available in gift boxes of 12s, assorted box of 10s and retail boxes of 24s and 20s perfect for pasalubong for friends and relatives. Available in the following flavors: Classic, Pinipig (Crisp Rice), Peanut, Cashew, Cookies and Cream, Coffee Crumble, Ube and Choco Covered. 5. Mamon Soft and buttery sponge cake that comes in 2 varieties: Fluffy and Special. The Special mammon is sprinkled with cheese and sugar. 6. Cake Slices Moist and densed buttery snack cakes with fine texture. It comes in the following variants: Golden Butter, Heavenly Choco, Heavenly Marble, Chiffon, Mocha Marble and Double Dutch 7. Brownies Moist and fudgy chocolate snack cake bars that come in a pack of 4s and a box of 25s. 8. Hopia A traditional Filipino pastry made from pork and mongo filling that is encrusted in a flaky and sweet dough. 9. Butter Macaroons Small round chewy cookie made from dessicated coconut, sugar and egg whites. Butter macaroons come I pack of 12s and tray of 28s. 10.Ensaymada A Filipino sweet bread derived from Spanish origin that is shaped like a scroll and topped with generous amount of creamed butter, sugar and grated cheddar cheese. 11.Bread – Loaf Sweet bread that is filled with mongo (mung bean) or with all-natural ube (purple yam) filling and is zero transfat. 12.Pandesal Most popular yeast-raised bread in the Philippines. It is an oval shaped soft roll coated with breadcrumbs. Enriched with Vitamin A, Cholesterol-free and zero transfat. 13.Chocolate Roll Chocolate sponge cake filled and iced with chocolate frosting. The surface is adorned with buttercream rosettes and topped with assorted chocolates. 14.Classic Mocha Roll Mocha flavored sponge cake with mocha buttercream filling and icing. It is decorated with mocha praline, chocolate toppers and twin chocolate chips. 15.Ube Roll Ube cake sponge cake filled with vanilla icing. The cake is iced with ube buttercream, topped with rosettes and violet chocolate toppers and sprinkled with colored vermicelli. 16.Brazo de Mercedes Roll A Spanish-Filipino treat meringue rolls filled with yellow custard. The crust has a wavy design and sprinkled with confectioner’s sugar. 17.Classic Sansrival Four layers of crunchy Sansrival meringue shells with sweet and creamy butter icing and cashew nuts. 18.Mochanut Crunch Roll .
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