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Bread Talk has been in the Philippines since 2006 and it has remained the country’s only lifestyle bakery brand. And when I say “lifestyle bakery” I mean that they offer more than just your average loaf of bread. They add an interesting blend of ingredients to their baked goods, from shredded pork to white chocolate, making each pastry a quirky culinary delight.

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The aroma emanating from the Bread Talk shop is enough to draw you inside. The smell of bread being baked is so reminiscent of my childhood days when mom was still alive and busy with her bakeshop. This “Bread Talk” branch is found at the SM Mall of Asia. Each bread costs at least 40 pesos.

Each BreadTalk features contemporary artwork, design and architecture that command worldwide appeal. A trip to BreadTalk is indeed a bit of self-indulgence, a delight for the belly and soul!

I think the price is just too much that only the rich can afford it. A loaf of bread cost just as much. I wouldn’t mind eating one or two but to eat it in a regular basis is just too much on the pocket. Besides processed carbohydrates are a no-no.

After an exhilirating workout , soothing milk bath and massage, my husband and I dropped by the Pasto Cafe at The Fort. Of course we wanted to eat something healthy after all we just had a great workout. The Vegetali Panini (panini means sandwich in Italian) was our choice. Something vegeterian. The [tag]panini[/tag] combined eggplant, tomatoes, onions, and mozarella cheese.
Panini is a sandwich with romance, just like cappuccino is coffee with romance.

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