Ice cream, anyone?

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     Hey there! How are you? Thank you for dropping by! Would you like some Pastillas ice cream or Kesong Puti? (wink)

     I remember having a sort of ice cream party at pre-school for my birthday. It was a surprise and probably my first proper birthday celebration. As we all know ice cream is one of the most popular staples in any occasion. Here in the Phillipines, dirty ice cream is very popular, affordable and ideal for parties, too! But hey, it's not dirty at all! Haha! Pinoy ice cream has a wide selection of flavors. So we tried the newest from Magnolia which are Pastillas and Kesong Puti (not a paid blog). Saw some awesome photos of these yummies on IG which made crave for some. I really wanted to try the Avocado flavor but the store we went to didn't have one, sadly.
     Here are 2 ways on how to enjoy ice cream the Pinoy way. I hope I did justice to it. 😁 My personal favorite is the ice cream in a bun.





     Monay or Filipino dinner roll is the most common bread for ice creams. This time, I had it with Pan De Sal instead.  Pastillas is a sweet treat made of milk and sugar while Kesong Puti is the carabao's milk. Here's a recipe of kesong puti which I saw from yummy.ph. 

     What's your favorite flavor? I used to love plain Vanilla and I would randomly add toppings like m&m's. 😁 Here in Baguio city, strawberry flavor is very popular among tourists. 
                       

     Summer is nearing so obviously ice cream would be one of the top favorites to beat the heat! Plain or with toppings, ice cream sandwich, ice cream cake,and of course ice cream over a nice Halo-Halo! 😊
     Share with me your favorite flavor down the comment section. Enjoy and have a nice day!

P. S. Don't miss my good morning towel! Upon searching for the origin of this iconic towel, I found Outofman.com. Although it's not of a Filipino origin it has been enjoyed and used by many Filipinos. Actually, I like it better than any other hand towels I've had.  😉 


Genesis 9: 3. Everything that lives and moves about will be food for you. Just as I gave you the green plants, I now give you everything. 
     
XOXO,

Grace


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