Polvoron macapuno

A Polvoron (From polvo, the Spanish word for powder or dust; Cebuano: polboron; Tagalog: pulburón) is a kind of cookie made from flour, sugar, milk and nuts. Traditionally this is a Spanish cookie that was mainly produced in Andalusia. During the Spanish occupation of the Philippines, this cookie was also a success among Filipino people. The Filipino version of Pulvuron as it is called in the local vernacular is made from powdered milk, roasted flour, butter or margarine. Different flavors of the polvuron are available including the Pinipig (with roasted rice), ube flavor, and a variant with a chocolate layer. Goldilocks is the number one chain in the Philippines with various bakeries and stores throughout the Philippines. A bag of goldilocks classic contains 20 polvorons.

Coconut

The coconut is also known under the name hit. This is a corruption of the Malay Kelapa. Coconut is actually not a nut, but falls under the stone fruits. The coconut which among others as dried coconut flour, grated or preserved in the market is often used in Asian cuisine. The coconut milk is obtained by mixing with water and desiccated coconut to squeeze it. The coconut milk is often confused with the moisture that is in the coconut itself. The coconut water is potable and is 100% free of bacteria. can also be extracted sugar from the palm of coconut, of course, then known under the name of palm sugar.

Ingredients:

Roasted wheat flour, sugar, hydrogenated vegetable fats (coconut and/or palm oil), skimmed milk powder, whey powder, dried coconut, margarine, maltodextrin, dextrose, artificial flavor, salt, sodium benzoate (preservative).

Also know as: Polvoron macapuno Moulded toasted flour candy
Country of origin: Philippines
Brand: Rich Garden
Code: 4800129401155
Content: 216 gr (7.6 Oz)