Buttery and chewy, rich and decadent is how I describe this classic Philippine dessert. It’s similar to blondies, but Medjool dates and walnuts lend a deep caramel flavor and toasty crunch with a nice hint of salt. These are especially popular during the holidays, wrapped in colorful red, blue, green and gold cellophane, making them a delectable dessert that is opened like a gift. You will find these at parties passed around the table, kids and adults having tucked them away in pockets and saved for later.
These chewy, date- and walnut-packed bars are called ‘food for the gods’ with good reason (2024)
References
- https://www.businessinsider.com/guides/kitchen/how-to-store-cake
- https://www.washingtonpost.com/food/2020/12/02/food-for-the-gods-recipe/
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