Halo-halo may very well be the Philippines’ national dessert. Do not be deceived by the pink, sweet-looking ice cream served on your table, a spoonful after and you will think your throat has gone afire. When in Legazpi City in Albay, look up the 1 st Colonial Grill, a restaurant that serves some of the most bizarre ice cream flavors in the country. The entire Bicol region is world-famous for their spicy cuisine and Bicolanos’ creativity seems to know no bound.
I suggest you try each one of these and let us know about your experience in the comments box below. So here’s a list of some of the most popular ice cream flavors of the Philippines. It therefore goes without saying that someone would come up with mango-flavored ice cream to ease the heat on a hot day. Mangoes thrive in tropical weather and in the Philippines, the best mangoes can be found in Guimaras. Take for example the mango-flavored ice cream. It is not weird for the ice cream-eating populace to find what might otherwise be a strange flavor at a local convenience store.
The Philippines is home to many exotic fruits that have found their way into the ice cream factories. In a tropical country like the Philippines, these frozen treats are non-negotiable especially during the summer months. I am personally addicted to it that I often disregard its adverse effects on my throat and voice.
In fact, I have never met anyone who declined an invitation to a cone or cup of one.
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