Dulce de Leche (pronounced “DOOL-se de LE-che,” meaning candy of milk or milk jelly in Spanish) is one of my family’s favorite treat! We love it in ice cream, cookies and cupcakes!
Last Sunday while bonding with Aryanna at Powerplant Mall, Rockwell, we chanced upon Sugarbee‘s dessert stall in the basement. They had free tasting of their desserts so Aryanna and I willingly obliged. We tried the Alfajores (cookies with dulce de leche filling) and Dulce de Leche Cupcakes. After tasting both sweets, we were hooked!
It all started with one bite…
Then one Sugarbee Dulce de Leche Cupcake…
Became four…
Then none.
The cake is the moistest and lightest cake I have ever sunk my teeth into! The Dulce de Leche frosting is sticky and to-die-for! Overall, the cupcake is not so sweet but so soft and heavenly! I would go as far as saying it’s the best Dulce de Leche cupcake I’ve tried so far!
Sugarbee’s also has Dulce de Leche Cake. Aryanna and I were afraid to buy it because we might inhale it in two seconds, haha!
Now, let’s talk about these Sugarbee’s Alfajores
These cookies are oh-so buttery and lightly dusted with powdered sugar. The dulce de leche creme filling perfectly complements both flavors.
Stairway to cookie heaven
They are crumbly and sweet. You will surely be licking the sugar down to the last granule off of your fingers. I did.
Perfect for tea time. Only if you can actually wait for the tea to steep before devouring the cookies.
Ubos!
Order now!!!
Sugarbee cookies and cupcakes are the kind treats that you want to share with the world (because everyone deserves to go to dessert heaven) but at the same time, you want to keep it as a secret (because it’s so good, you want it all to yourself! LOL)!
I am going to order their Dulce de Leche and Salted Caramel cakes next. I have no fear.
Note: According to the seller, allow 2-3 days notice when you order.
Excuse me while I stalk Sugarbee. Have a sweet weekend ahead everyone!