summer cravings: my one and only Mango Torte
One afternoon, my sister brought home a big brown and orange square box that was given to her as a birthday gift. Dulcelin it reads. Filled with excitement and curiosity, I helped her open the box and saw a low (almost flat) "cake" filled with mango strips and pipings of whipped cream. Immediately, I thought it was someone's version of Red Ribbon's Mango Cream Pie -- a family favorite for years!
After dinner, we made tiny slices of the cake and saw that the mango strips lie on top of a thin layer of cashew nougatinne crust. Hmm...interesting. Taking my first bite, I love the sweet, silky taste of the mangoes against the nutty cashew crust. YUMMY!!
Unfortunately, I'm not a big fan of whipped cream that I had to carefully pluck out the cream from my slice of cake eating just half of what was served to me.
Later on, after doing my research, I found out that what we had wasn't a cake after all. It's called a torte which Wikipedia defines as
I also found out that Dulcelin is very much well known for its mango torte and they actually sold 2,000 pieces of these during the Holiday season back in 2005. I can just imagine how many Mango Tortes were sold last Christmas! *wow!*
Luckily, we also found out that a supplier is just located near our place making it easy for us to order a box of Mango Torte (9" P580/ 12" P850) whenever we have that sudden craving for it. It has also became a regular birthday gift that we would share with our friends and relatives and Dulcelin's Mango Torte never fails to bring out the excitement and curiosity in them as well.
This is one dessert that we'll never get tired off because of the just right feeling that it gives. The mangoes are of perfect sweetness and the cream just the perfect consistency. Not too heavy nor not too light.
It's my perfect summer craving together with a tall glass of icy water. Ü
You may order your Dulcelin Mango Torte through the following distribution points:
- 36 Times Street, West Triangle, Quezon City (374-2165 or 67, 0917-535-2592)
- Delicacies Village, Tiendesitas, Libis
- Fiesta Market, Market!Market!, Fort Bonifacio
- Tea Republic, Pacific Star Bldg, Makati (848-0270)
- 11 Garfield Street, Greenhills West, San Juan (584-2185, 0917-533-7778)
- 158 Pili Drive, Ayala Alabang Village (858-9890)
After dinner, we made tiny slices of the cake and saw that the mango strips lie on top of a thin layer of cashew nougatinne crust. Hmm...interesting. Taking my first bite, I love the sweet, silky taste of the mangoes against the nutty cashew crust. YUMMY!! Unfortunately, I'm not a big fan of whipped cream that I had to carefully pluck out the cream from my slice of cake eating just half of what was served to me.
Later on, after doing my research, I found out that what we had wasn't a cake after all. It's called a torte which Wikipedia defines as
a cake made with many eggs and usually ground nuts or even bread crumbs instead of or in addition to flour
I also found out that Dulcelin is very much well known for its mango torte and they actually sold 2,000 pieces of these during the Holiday season back in 2005. I can just imagine how many Mango Tortes were sold last Christmas! *wow!*
Luckily, we also found out that a supplier is just located near our place making it easy for us to order a box of Mango Torte (9" P580/ 12" P850) whenever we have that sudden craving for it. It has also became a regular birthday gift that we would share with our friends and relatives and Dulcelin's Mango Torte never fails to bring out the excitement and curiosity in them as well.
This is one dessert that we'll never get tired off because of the just right feeling that it gives. The mangoes are of perfect sweetness and the cream just the perfect consistency. Not too heavy nor not too light.
It's my perfect summer craving together with a tall glass of icy water. Ü
You may order your Dulcelin Mango Torte through the following distribution points:
- 36 Times Street, West Triangle, Quezon City (374-2165 or 67, 0917-535-2592)
- Delicacies Village, Tiendesitas, Libis
- Fiesta Market, Market!Market!, Fort Bonifacio
- Tea Republic, Pacific Star Bldg, Makati (848-0270)
- 11 Garfield Street, Greenhills West, San Juan (584-2185, 0917-533-7778)
- 158 Pili Drive, Ayala Alabang Village (858-9890)
Hi Fanny!! The supplier on Garfield St. is my cousin :)
ReplyDeleteYou should also try their Strawberry Shortcake. Yummy!!
They also make a great Roast Beef :)
hi there!! small world! actually i always always always get my mango torte in garfield st :)
ReplyDeleteLove love love this! But kinda got sawa after a while..
ReplyDeleteluckily di pa kami sawa sa mango torte ng dulcelin :) i love love love the nougatinne crust! yummm
ReplyDeleteLove it too
ReplyDeletehow much? and where in market! market! is this available? do they have their own stall? :D
ReplyDelete@u8mypinkcookies: its within the outdoor food court in market market :)
ReplyDeleteoh ok. thanks, i'll look for that one nga :D
ReplyDeletesaw it na in market2! :D they have solo size pala... i was supposed to buy para iuwi pero the guy said frozen daw, so naiisip ko baka di umabot sa house. :( next time nalang ako bibili.
ReplyDeletei heard dulcelin has yummy choco cake din, meron kaya sa market2 din? i forgot to ask the guy in the store, hehe.