Kusinable Goods started last year, mid-2019. Kusinable is the combination of “kusina,” the Filipino term for kitchen and “able,” which means having the power, skill, means, or opportunity to do something.
At Kusinable Goods, our mission is to be able to serve good food, and provide livelihood in our community while promoting locally sourced goods, and support our local farmers.
Monique Espina
Getting to know more about Kusinable Goods
In 2019, they started re-selling frozen goods, coffee, and pastries by homebakers.
In 2020, they expanded their product line and offered more Kusinable products. With the expansion, they provided livelihood to more community riders. At present, their product line ranges from locally sourced coffee (Kapeng Barako from Batangas), bottled goods (Spanish Sardines from Dipolog City, Zamboanga del Norte, Gourmet Tuyo made from dried tuyo of Masbate, homemade Chili Garlic Sauce, locally produced Choc Nut spread from Imus, carabao dairy products (sourced from Laguna, General Trias, and Nueva Ecija) to homemade baked sweets and cooked meals.
What To Try?
I recently tried their Chili Garlic Sauce, Choc Nut Spread, and Spanish Sardines.
1. Chili Garlic Sauce
Their Chili Garlic Sauce is 100% natural. It comes in a 120 gram container. According to the label, it has 6 months shelf life.
- Pro: It’s perfect in making some dipping sauce! The spiciness is just right.
- Con: I find it hard to open but I guess it’s also positive knowing that it won’t spill easily. I’m clumsy so the oil gets all over the place hehe!
2. Spanish Sardines
The Spanish Sardines is also 100% natural. It comes in a 225 gram container. They are imported from Dipolog City, Zamboanga del Norte. In addition, they have four variants: Lemon, Garlic, Mild Spicy, and Tomato Sauce.
- Pro: It tastes so good, it goes well with pasta or rice.
- Con: It tastes really good, you’ll end up eating a lot! LOL!
3. Choc Nut Spread
The last but definitely not the least is the Choc Nut Spread. It is available in 165 grams and 330 grams. It has a 6 months shelf life but I don’t think it will last that long because you’ll finish it in no time.
Good bye Nutella, I’d rather have this Choc Nut Spread! This choco peanut spread brings back childhood memories. It’s not too sweet, just right. I totally recommend this as a gift for your friends. Balikbayans will definitely love this!
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Kusinable Goods is a Yay!
Besides making good food accessible to the people, I like how they support local farmers and provide livelihood to the community riders. The world needs more local businesses like them. Among the food I tried, I like Choc Nut the most! On my next order, I’ll try their gourmet tuyo and frozen goods.
For orders, you may contact them on their social media accounts:
- Facebook: Kusinable Goods
- Instagram: @kusinablegoods
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Yay for the Chocnut spread! I’m sure my kids will love this. Will check out kusinable goods IG =)
I’d love to try the ChocNut Spread.Looks very classic. It’s like eating the original candy of ChocNut. Curious on how is it as spread. 🙂
Wait so they’re the ones who made the Choc nut spread? I tried that before as in same packaging as the one you posted… ang sarap nga! ?
I love Spanish sardines, kaya for sure maeenjoyko ito, sana mag export sila sa USA pra matikman ko ang spanish sardines.. very curious ako sa choc nut spread…:) for sure msasrap yan!
First time hearing this brand maybe because they’re relatively new. But soo happy to see that they have chili garlic which is the only ingredient that I need in almost everything that I eat ?
Oh, definitely a Yay to me!
I think ill definitely love chocnut spread lalo pa it has always been my favorite pinoy sweets. Lakas maka childhood ang peg ha
Happy to see Choc Nut spread here. I am one of those who resell the product when they launched. Would love to try their Spanish Sardines too.
Spanish sardines is my favorite, dko pa natry yong Choc Nut Spread???
for a few seconds, nalito ako sa name but it’s catchy. and i like their mission. nami-miss ko tuloy ang sardinas. this is one of those gourmet sardines ba? i love the spicy ones kasi. ang daming nakakain na kanin pag yan ang ulam:-).
So Yay! sasarap naman these Chili Garlic Sauce, Choc Nut Spread, and Spanish Sardines. I want to try. surely sira diet ko Ms. Karla ???