Halohalo dessert

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When we say Filipinos aren't wasteful, we mean it. From pig ears (tenga ng baboy) and chitterlings (bulaklak) to chicken bottoms (puwet ng manok) and intestines (isaw), nothing is off the table — including developing bird embryos that are boiled and eaten from the shell. (Yes, we're talking about balut.) And all of the aforementioned dishes — and more, like fish balls and deep-fried bananas — are quintessential Filipino street food. Take isaw, for instance: It's so popular, university…

Yes, this is the best cooler this summer. But mind you, I may be a little biased about this, but as you read on, you will see why I think this way. And may I add, this is not an ordinary shaved ice. This is a bowl of concoction that

Halo-halo special is a famous Filipino scrumptious dessert made from dozens of sweet ingredients with shaved ice, milk, a scoop of ice cream

Halo-Halo - The most famous dessert in The Philippines. It was derived from a Tagalog word, halo, which means mix. Halo-Halo is a sweet refreshing dessert or snack.

A sundae with a surprising mix of flavors that reflect Filipino history.

Halo-halo. Say it with me: "Hah, Law, Hah, Law." That's right. 🤣 It's #FilipinoAmericanHistoryMonth, so we're serving up one of our favorite Pinoy desserts for the occasion. 💜 Halo-halo literally means "mix-mix," so you can bet there's a whole variety of recipes out there. But there can only be one winner! (Per person.) Can you name your FAVORITE #halohalo ingredients?