Thai shaved ice

Learn how to make bingsu, a refreshing shaved ice dessert from Korea topped with chewy rice cakes, crunchy fresh fruit, and creamy condensed milk.

Try this easy shaved ice recipe (Thai nam kai sai)—a refreshing and budget-friendly dessert. Customize with your favorite add-ins for a kid-friendly ice cream!

Summer Thai Shaved Ice Shaved ice piled high with toppings is a favorite in Asia, often brightly colored with all sorts of delectable toppings. This delicious dessert is really just an excuse to showcase a naturally sweetened condensed coconut milk that could be used for lots of desserts. If you wanted to go with low sugar, then you can use organic stevia in place of honey. The ideas for fruits are endless, as mandarin oranges, pineapples, bananas, and all sorts of berries would go…

Try this easy shaved ice recipe (Thai nam kai sai)—a refreshing and budget-friendly dessert. Customize with your favorite add-ins for a kid-friendly ice cream!

Caramelized banana and rum syrup drizzled atop a heaping mound of freshly shaved ice, and a couple scoops of coconut ice cream. This old school dessert is my new favorite way to beat those soaring temps!

Simple and delicious homemade Asian shaved ice recipe is the best for hot summer dessert! Wanna know how to make baobing and what’s the difference between regular American shaved ice and Chinese Asian shaved ice? Check out this recipe and see the details in the post.

Fear not, tiger’s blood flavor is not really blood from a poor tiger. But it’s not your ordinary boring snow cone flavoring either. It’s an exotic summertime flavor that can satisfy the sweet tooth of any iced-based dessert connoisseur. What’s tiger’s blood flavor made from? Tiger’s blood flavor is a bright red mixture of watermelon, […]