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  1. Nov 10, 2020 · The humble pili nut has seen its popularity as a favorite pasalubong from Bicol soar over the years—and rightly so. Often compared in taste and use to that of almonds and walnuts, the pili nut has been transformed (or incorporated) into many products including pili tarts, pili ice cream, pili peanut butter, and chocolate bars with ...

  2. Mar 15, 2023 · Approximately 90% of the country’s pili production came from Bicol Region. The fruit of this resilient tree is 7% kernel, 25% shell, 68% pulp. When ripe, the pili nut has a dark peel. Another layer is the pulp which can be eaten if cooked. This pulp is rich in protein and oil.

  3. Apr 22, 2021 · Pili: the ‘King of Nuts’ reigns in Bicol. No holds barred. 22 April 2021. AS we earnestly search for and validate indigenous products with potential to help speed up our economic recovery, there is the versatile pili nut waiting to be cracked for domestic and global markets.

  4. Feb 10, 2024 · Pili nuts are versatile in Bicolano cuisine, used in both sweet and savory dishes like Pili Nut Cheesecake and Pili Nut-infused sauces.

  5. Pili trees grow naturally in the volcanic regions of Bicol in the Philippines. For years, pili nuts have remained relatively unknown outside their native regions, but they are now gradually starting to appear in European and North American shops and are gaining in popularity, notably due to their nutritional value.

  6. Oct 22, 2020 · One of the only places they grow is in the Bicol region of the Philippines on the island Luzon, where they have thrived in the wild for centuries, sustaining communities who have been custodians of pili nut trees for generations—it’s all very symbiotic.

  7. Aug 2, 2023 · Indulge in Paleo-friendly pili nuts - the superfood sensation on Bicol's Best AU! Packed with nutrients, healthy fats, and a buttery taste, they're perfect for your diet. Discover their versatility and support local farmers.

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