The next day we woke up early to get ready for a long day list of activities that we scheduled to do in Baguio. If ever you missed reading my blog entry just click the link
Baguio Part 1. Our first stop is the Strawberry Farm.
At the farm they also plant lettuces, tomatoes and other leafy veggies that is unfamiliar to me. Maybe I haven't eaten those vegetables at home that's why I can't recognize them. Okay, that's only my excuse. LOL.
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| Strawberries |
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| Strawberry fruits ready to harvest |
We don't grab the opportunity to harvest strawberries because it is too expensive. You have to pay about 300 pesos and they will give you a mini basket to store the fruits. We just took a picture of strawberries, the farm, the muddy soil and the flying bees. Haha.
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Tons of lettuces which are so fresh, so green and so leafy.
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They are also selling these strawberries outside the farm at a lower price!
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| Snow peas, baguio beans, carrots, potatoes, baby potatoes, sayote, cabbages, bell peppers |
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| Another veggie stall |
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| Cauliflower variants: Green & White |
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| Local Apples |
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| Sugar Beets |
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| Sayote Leaves. The lady vendor told us how to use this veggies into making it a delicious salad. |
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Random Pasalubong for friends at Manila
| Strawberry ice-cream for us |
We also tried strawberry ice-cream which is super delicious. The texture and consistency is like gelato and the ice cream vendor doesn't scrimp on strawberry fruits.
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