Bonilla a la Vista Potato Chips
Galicia’s Iconic Crunch
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Lady Joseph
PHP 499.00
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100g retail pack
PHP 499.00 each
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Lemon curd made with fresh lemons gives these Spanish biscuits a bright citrus flavour, bringing a refreshing lift to tea breaks and simple desserts.
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Lady Joseph
Lemon curd made with fresh lemons gives these Spanish biscuits a bright citrus flavour, bringing a refreshing lift to tea breaks and simple desserts.
PHP 499.00
Delivery date confirmed at checkout
100g retail pack
PHP 499.00 each
You’re PHP 3,000.00 away from free delivery in Metro Manila
Temperature-Controlled Delivery
Satisfaction Guarantee
Same-Day Dispatch Before 4PM
The attraction is lemon’s lively character set against the sweetness of a biscuit. Lady Joseph makes the curd with fresh lemons, giving the flavour a clear citrus focus rather than letting the biscuit become simply sugary. It is an appealing choice after a rich meal or alongside a fragrant cup of tea. Enjoy a biscuit alone first, then try it with a spoonful of something creamy: that contrast gives the lemon another way to shine without demanding an elaborate dessert.
Lady Joseph’s baking story began in 1926, when Josephine Bernaud opened her tea salon in Spain. Her biscuits became a reason for travellers to stop along the Haro–Bordeaux route, a tradition of welcoming people with something delicious that still feels perfectly suited to sharing today.
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and strong odours. After opening, keep tightly closed or transfer to an airtight container. Follow the best-before date and any storage directions on your pack.
The attraction is lemon’s lively character set against the sweetness of a biscuit. Lady Joseph makes the curd with fresh lemons, giving the flavour a clear citrus focus rather than letting the biscuit become simply sugary. It is an appealing choice after a rich meal or alongside a fragrant cup of tea. Enjoy a biscuit alone first, then try it with a spoonful of something creamy: that contrast gives the lemon another way to shine without demanding an elaborate dessert.
Lady Joseph’s baking story began in 1926, when Josephine Bernaud opened her tea salon in Spain. Her biscuits became a reason for travellers to stop along the Haro–Bordeaux route, a tradition of welcoming people with something delicious that still feels perfectly suited to sharing today.
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and strong odours. After opening, keep tightly closed or transfer to an airtight container. Follow the best-before date and any storage directions on your pack.
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