A trip to Baguio City is never complete without
bringing home native products as pasalubong from the city. And when we talk
about local delicacies; strawberry and ube jam, peanut brittle, lengua de gato,
rice crispies, choco flakes, and more are sure to be included in your bucket of food delights
to bring along probably even in bulky boxes for everyone you know to feast on.
Speaking of such sweets, Good Shepherd and
Mountain Maid brands should be familiar names. Their brand is slightly more expensive
than others but every penny will be worth it. You won’t be disappointed once
you’ve had a taste of their products. For one, no other name can beat their ube jam.
Good Shepherd is actually a convent of
the Good Shepherd Sisters. Mountain Maid (MMTC) is their training center where
delectably delightful products are processed. MMTC and Good Shepherd even has a
foundation sponsoring selected youth to school so every purchase you make goes
to charity and goodwill.
Good Shepherd Products
Updating this post some years after when I finally remembered to take snapshots of their products. 😅Here are some of their products.
In photo: butter cookies, strawberry jam, ube jam, and coffee.
Where is Good Shepherd Baguio located?
Good Shepherd and Mountain Maid are
located at Gibraltar Road (close to Mine’s View).
A Quick Detour after Visiting Good Shepherd Store
But as always, I'd like to end the post with scenic scenery such as the photos below taken beside the Mountain Maid Training Center, to the building's right side.
Post last updated 3/20/2021
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