Food Talk: Sophie's Mom Cookies

Hey! As I mentioned on my previous posts, I'll be posting mostly about food this week. We tried quite a few new things during my mom's pre- and actual birthday celebration, and I just wanted to share them, while the taste is still fresh in my mind, and tongue. ^^ Rest assured, makeup reviews will follow in the next weeks.

I've told you what I thought about Sophie's Mom cupcakes in one of my old entries. Although I've tried their red velvet cookie, I've never really told you what I thought of it. ^^

The Verdict:

When I first tried a cookie from Sophie's Mom, it was priced at 50 bucks each. Now, it costs 55 each. It is quite a big cookie, so it is worth the price. 

I tried their red velvet before, which is basically a red velvet cookie with cream cheese swirls. The cookie was tasty and it wasn't too sweet. I recently tried their dark chocolate macadamia cookie, which is more awesome because there really are chunks of dark chocolate and macadamia nuts.

Their cookies are individually wrapped in plastic, so eating it around the mall, like I did, didn't make quite a mess. Plus, their cookies are moist and not too crumbly so you won't end up with bits and pieces of cookies with every bite.

I definitely recommend trying out cookies from Sophie's Mom. They're located at the 2nd floor of SM The Block, right across Fully Booked.

Cheerio!

Food Talk: Sophie's Mom

Hi guys. This one's long overdue and I figured that before the year ends, I should put this entry up. 

I see the stall of Sophie's Mom whenever I drop by Fully Booked (Sophie's Mom is at the 3rd floor of SM North, The Block. Just in front of Fully Booked). Their stall is almost always half empty when I drop by. I've read a couple of reviews about their sweets and they all echo the same thing: Sophie's Mom rocks. So, one day after work, I decided to try what was left in their stall.

The cute-sy box with ballerinas around

There were actually two red velvet cupcakes but my mom already took one before I was able to take the picture.

Red Velvet 

Banana Walnut

Cookie Dough

The Verdict:

Well, I think I just found another favorite cupcake shop, and this one's much nearer to my house. I took a bite of the velvet and the cookie dough and both tasted great. The cupcakes were so moist and they were not too sweet. The banana walnut, which I ate  wholeheartedly, actually had a dark chocolate top that my mom asked for it. 

The only thing I noticed was the banana walnut cupcake was relatively smaller than the other two, but it tasted great, so problem solved.

Each cupcake costs 50 bucks. They also have really big cookies. I tried the red velvet one and it was so good-- a cross between crunchy, chewy, and moist. Cookies are also at 50 pesos each.

If you get the chance, make sure to drop by Sophie's Mom and check out their goodies. Cheerio!