A Preview of Some of my Upcoming Food Adventures


Desserts and sweets are fast becoming one of the common themes in this food blog. In the coming weeks there will be more posts that would make any sweet tooth drool. There are so many cafes and cake places now in Cebu that it would be so hard for the Kalami Cebu blog to ignore.

I made the image above using Canva as a preview of what's in store in the coming weeks. If you like the image kindly Pin it.  Let me also hear about your newest Cebu food discoveries by using the hashtag #kalamicebu. ;)

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