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Pecan Pie

Pecan Pie

This delightful creation features a rich, buttery crust filled with almond cream and crowned with a generous layer of  pecans. You're sure to enjoy...

This delightful creation features a rich, buttery crust filled with almond cream and crowned with a generous layer of  pecans.

You're sure to enjoy the delightful crunch, melting creaminess, and luscious maple-vanilla notes of caramelized pecans in every slice.

7" pie good for 6 servings. Diameter: 7” Height: 1.4”

Vegetarian and all-natural ingredients. Contains eggs, nuts (pecans), and dairy.

Note: Pre-ordered cakes will be available for delivery within 3 days from order date. To specify your delivery date, please indicate this in the special instructions field before checkout. 

 

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₱1,300
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Free delivery for orders worth P5,000 and above net of discounts and Gift Cards.

For orders less than P5,000 a delivery fee per order may vary per location.

We deliver in major cities nationwide. A minimum purchase of P1,500 is required for orders outside of Metro Manila.

Delivery lead time may vary per location from the date of payment confirmation.

More information can be found on the page Shipping & Delivery.

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    Lourdes C.
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    5 days ago
    Rated 4 out of 5 stars
    Yummy and nutty

    Pie is just the right sweetness. Quite yummy! Very pretty while whole with all the nuts arranged beautifully but crumbles a lot when sliced.

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