Ask anyone coming home from a trip what's in the pasalubong bag, and there's a good chance it's made from nuts. Nut snacks are some of the most-loved snacks in the Philippines, from a paper-wrapped bar of masareal bought in Cebu to a box of pili candy picked up on the way out of Bicol. On FarmyHub, makers and resellers from across Luzon, the Visayas and Mindanao can list these treats, so you can find them without making the trip yourself.
Masareal: pressed bars of ground peanuts and sugar, a Mandaue, Cebu specialty
Panutsa and turrones de mani: peanut brittle and nougat-style peanut sweets
Adobong mani and garapinyadong mani: garlic-fried and sugar-coated peanuts
Pili from Bicol: roasted or honey-glazed, or made into mazapan de pili and pili tarts
Kasoy (cashew): roasted cashews from Palawan and Pampanga's turrones de casuy
What you'll find here changes over time, depending on what sellers currently have available.
Pasalubong shoppers and balikbayans stocking up before a trip, sari-sari store owners and online resellers buying by the box, cafés looking for local treats for the counter, and companies preparing giveaways or event tokens.
Each listing is posted by the person who makes or resells the snacks. FarmyHub doesn't produce, pack or check them. Nuts are a common allergen and many of these treats keep only a short time, so ask the seller about ingredients, expiry dates, minimum orders and delivery before you buy.
Prefer something fruity? Browse Fruit-based Snacks for dried mangoes and banana chips, or Peanuts if you'd rather buy raw nuts in bulk. And if the nut snack you're after isn't listed yet, message FarmyHub's customer support and we'll gladly help you look for a seller.
