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What’s cold, yummy, sweet and refreshing this summer?

Chowking halo-halo

None other than one of my favorite summer refreshments – halo-halo! This Filipino native delicacy literally means ‘mix-mix’ in English (halo means mix) and is a concoction of fruits (macapuno, jackfruit or nangka, ube, etc.), sweets (leche flan, kaong, nata de coco, beans and sago), pinipig with crushed ice and milk. It is best topped with ice cream. So cool and yummy!

Note: Photo above shows a bunch of Chowking halo-halos before they ended up in our tummies!

10 Comments

  1. My Bug Life

    Wow…so yummylicious. We have a local version of this called Ice Kacang. Nice treat on a hot sunny day.

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  2. KCee

    Ahhhh! What can I say? I love summer because of Halo Halo! 😀

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  3. tony

    oh.. that’s so yummmmmyyyyy… pahingiiiiiiiii… 😉 i miss halo halo.. tsk.. we don’t have it here.

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  4. Colleen

    Haha funny note. I think you are correct to show them how they look before they go in the tummy, not after.
    Sorry just me. It made me laugh.

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  5. happysteps

    My Bug life:

    yummy indeed, though it also makes me shiver when i’m half-finished with my bowl of cold halo-halo.

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  6. happysteps

    Cookietravels:

    you can make one during winter… hehehe… scoop some snow from outside and mix with milk and whatever fruits you have there.

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  7. happysteps

    KCee:

    yeah, halo halo and summer goes well together! 🙂

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  8. happysteps

    Tony:

    yo, try making one there. i guess with your cooking skills, you can have your own Thai version… lots of fresh fruits you have there, diba?

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  9. happysteps

    Colleen: hehehe… it made me smile too! 🙂

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