Common questions

Who is the owner of Rodillas Yema Cake?

Who is the owner of Rodillas Yema Cake?

Vincent and Juliet Rodillas
It was a husband and wife team― a match made in heaven. Vincent and Juliet Rodillas endured a long journey before finally creating their specialty― the delightful Rodillas Yema Cake of Monica and Jett Bakeshop, the pride of Tayabas, Quezon. Their cakes are known for their mouth-watering frosting and soft texture.

How much is Rodillas Yema Cake?

The Rodillas Yema Cake costs P280 for the whole size (8x12in) and P160 for the half size (8x6in).

What province is yema cake?

(FROM right) Vincent and Juliet Rodilla, with a bakeshop worker, prepare the popular “yema” cake of Tayabas City in Quezon province.

How much is Yema cake at red ribbon?

The Yema Caramel Cake regular size price starts at 700 pesos while the junior size starts at 490 pesos. This new cake flavor is now available nationwide for take-out, call & pick up in Red Ribbon branches near you, or for delivery through the Red Ribbon Hotline #87777, and Red Ribbon RIA on Facebook Messenger.

Where is the origin of Yema cake in the Philippines?

Yema cake

Alternative names Yema chiffon cake
Course Dessert
Place of origin Philippines
Cookbook: Yema cake

Where does Yema cake originated?

Philippines
Yema cake

Alternative names Yema chiffon cake
Course Dessert
Place of origin Philippines
Cookbook: Yema cake

Where in the Philippines is Yema cake originated?

The famous Rodillas Yema Cake of Monica and Jett Bakeshop from Tayabas, Quezon. Yema cake is a two-layered chiffon cake that has Yema on top which serves as an icing. The success enjoyed by the owner of the “Rodillas Yema Cake” was the result of their hardships and efforts to make their Yema Cake perfect and delicious.

How much is Sansrival in red ribbon?

Our Sans Rival cake starts at $14.99 but price varies per size and city.

Where is Yema cake originated?

What is the English of Yema?

yema → egg yolk, bud, yolk. yema → eye, egg yolk, bud, yolk.

Where did Yema cake originated in Philippines?

The history of yema in the Philippines started during the spanish colonial period in the country. It was an eggyolk separated from egg whites, where egg whites was used as a type of mortar to hold stone walls together. Filipinos reused the discarded eggyolks for various dishes and desserts.