BUTUAN CITY — A familiar Filipino delicacy is getting a different flavor selection from a local food producer in Butuan City, where Lemar’s Food Products offers piaya in chocolate, ube, and durian varieties. Based in Emily Homes, Barangay Libertad, the business brings together a well-known snack and flavors that appeal to different tastes. The product gives customers alternatives to the traditional sweet filling, whether they prefer the richness of chocolate, the familiar taste of ube, or the distinct flavor of durian. Its range also puts a local food enterprise in the spotlight as consumers continue to explore homegrown products and regional snack options.
A Familiar Delicacy with Different Flavors
Piaya is a traditional Filipino flatbread commonly associated with Negros, known for its thin, flaky layers and sweet filling. Lemar’s offers its own selection through three featured variants, giving the classic snack a wider range of flavor choices. Chocolate provides an option for those who enjoy a richer, cocoa-based treat, while ube brings the recognizable taste of purple yam to the delicacy. Durian, meanwhile, caters to consumers who appreciate the fruit’s distinctive aroma and flavor, making the selection an interesting choice for those seeking something different.
A Local Food Product in Butuan
Lemar’s Food Products adds to the range of small food enterprises operating in Butuan City, where locally made goods can serve both everyday consumers and people looking for items to share or bring home. Its piaya varieties can be considered for snack breaks, afternoon merienda, or simple pasalubong purchases, depending on customer preference and product availability. Interested buyers may contact the business at 0995 424 3889 or 0921 428 0471, or inquire at its listed location in Emily Homes, Libertad, Butuan City. By offering several flavor options for a familiar delicacy, Lemar’s gives local consumers another homegrown food product to discover and enjoy.
