Liar here in Puerto Rico we don’t knock on doors that’s disrespectful instead we scream from the side walk “limber” and the lady inside will scream back “voy” 😂😂😂
Ivan you forgot to tell them why they i called Limber, after pilot Charles Lindbergh went to Puerto Rico and try one and loved it they called after him, well how Puerto Rican pronounced his name
I just posted the same comment...lol I would get mine from the candy lady... we also had a lady that only sold freezies. You don't ask for the flavor but the color😂
Girl then you gotta go and visit la isla, I know mama and abuelita food is slammin' pero everything taste 10x better coming from the motherland. At times I even tell my mom she's slacking😂🤕.
Omg I never clicked so fast!!!! I just finished the Limbers I made!!! Now I need to make more I want some. 😍🇵🇷 Limber de parcha, coco, y de mango are the best!😍🤤 I'm drooling.
Anonymous 787 haha Boston actually! And I'm Dominican . Nowadays kids don't play outside as much as we used to, so maybe that's why? Idk haha And gentrification of course lol
I used to have my own little shop here in el campo with my family some years ago, and the clientele was mostly neighbors. Then one day we decide to make and sell limbers. None of that cheap-o syrup stuff, we used real fruit and juice, and would even add bits of the fruit into the respective limbers for making it look pretty and emphasize the fact that it was real fruit. Sliced strawberries, pineapple chunks, shaved coconut, passion fruit seeds, tamarind seeds (people loved spitting those out after sucking them dry), only one we didn't add actual fruit chunks into was the grape and the guanabana. We also had Nutella, Oreo, and our best seller, cheesecake, same ingredients as cheesecake minus the cookie crust. We had to close down eventually, but our neighbors still constantly ask us to make more limbers for them. This video really brought back those memories.
Gracias Ivan por presentar nuestra cultura! You rock! But you know you forgot to give them crema de coco and Tamarindo which is the most popular in the Island and mainland.
When my grandma stayed in Lancaster PA there was a house on the corner with every flavor imaginable. Limbers are a childhood classic. A bougie icee/ huckabuck/freeze cup etc.
Wow this brought back memories. When I was a kid this old lady who lived up the block from my grandma used to make them and sell them for a $1.50. The coconut one is my favorite.
Limber de maní, coco, guanábana, tamarindo, leche, mantecado yumm 25 or 50 cents, ir a tocar a la puerta de Lola con los niños del vecindario...que niñez más bonita 💕 🇵🇷
Where I grew up in Cabo rojo, Pr there was lady next to la junior, my middle school . She made the best limbers for a 25¢ or 10¢ her best ones where coco ( my fav) mantecado, Tamarindo, uva, galleta, China. Oh how I miss them
These bring back so many memories. I lived in a community with a whole bunch of kids my mother was friends with a neighbor who used to make which I now know is called Limbers. She would make some for all the kids and would share them with everyone they were my absolute favorite 🥺 man good times 🧡
Me hace feliz ver a gente probando lo que yo creia que era normal y comun en todos lados. Mi infancia esta llena de dias comiendo limbers con mis hermanos y mi familia! Makes me even more proud than I already am to be a pure born and raised Puerto Rican! I hope you guys try more of our favorite foods!!!
Am from Guatemala and growing up we had our own version of Limber we call them “Concervas” my mom makes them ALL the time is has real fruit in it or we have the dulce de leche ones or the Nance ones my kids love them too
These bring back so much childhood memories 😭 and I’m Dominican. S/o to the Puerto Rican’s in the neighborhood who sold them for 25 cents. Even tho sometimes you could taste a little bit of the frozen sofrito that was chillin next to it ✊🏽🇵🇷🇩🇴
We do this in Hawaii!! And we go to peoples house and buy em too😂 must be an island ting. But we call em Ice cake😂😂 and we add li hing mui seed, which is pretty salty and it ties tf together.
This reminds me of Ice Cakes that we have in Hawaii. We make it with Malolo Punch Syrup. And usually we would have it with li hing mui (a sweet saladito) in the middle or it in powdef form mixed and on top. And a grandpa or grandma would sell it to the neighborhood kids for $0.25 . I love watching videos like this and seeing the resemblences that are found within the cultures
Brings back my childhood, my cousins grandma I think was the one that sold limbers in my neighborhood. I used to go down the mountain in the woods to get to her house. And I would get 20 limbers or something for everyone where I used to live. It was so fun, I would scream “limber” and knock on the door. I remember it distinctly, many great memories
Y el limber de crema?!?! That one is my favorite!!! I still remember buying them at the placita after school for a quarter from an old lady that lived near by. She always saved a limber de crema for me.
They were made from a large single block of ice that was shaved and put into a metal cone, to make the shape, then placed in a paper cone. Syrups were poured over the upside down ice cone. Some flavors included : ajonjolí, frambuesa, tamarindo, etc.. You could combine the flavors too, my mother’s favorite was frambuesa con tamrindo. The tamarindo was thick and congealed even more over the cold ice... delicious.
I was so lucky when I was a kid in PR my grandma was the limber lady she had the freezer stacked with cherry grape piña peanut butter they were all smack AF
Any other Afro-Americans thinking, “ we have those too! “ In the black culture we call them; frozen cups, Lilly-dilly’s, ice cups, etc and usually you can buy them from your neighborhood candy-lady or house-store (people who sell treats and goodies from their house). BTW, Love these videos!
Que rico Limber. Iconic, and what Iván says is true. I use to go to a little old lady's house from my neighbourhood who use to sell them. Me and my brothers ( and every kid in the neighnourhood) use to stand outside her house and say Limber!, so she could hear use. They were bomb!!!
have them try limbers de tetita!!! my all time favorite from high school; me and my friends would go to the track after school and climb up a hill, go under a broken chain link fence and walk like 5 minutes to this old lady's house just to buy them. We'd usually get in trouble but it was worth the bramble bush cuts and mud-covered shoes.
In every neighborhood, there were one house, especially an abuela, selling the limbers at $0.25 or less! And different flavors! My favorite was Leche con canela, Coco or Frambuesa. You only have to shout: "Limbers!!" And she goes out and answer: "Hola! De que la quieras?" Good times!!
My Aunt in PR use to sell limbers for .25 cents each and just like Ivan said, you use to go to the freezer and choose the one you want. This video brought me so much good memories. Thank you y Que viva PR!
Here in Peru we have that version but with a stick on so you can pull your "chupete de vasito" and eat it as a lollipop... We also have natural juice fruit in a tiny tubular plastic bag which we call it "chupete" or "marciano" and ppl also sell 'em in their houses...
In Tijuana they make something really similar but with a popsicle stick so it's not going everywhere. Mangoniadas it's mango with chamoy and it's awesome or strawberry with condensed milk.
We do the same where I'm from un louisiana. We call them frozen cups. I've been living in puerto rico for a couple of years and one of my neighbor sells these. The cherry is my fav🔥🔥
I felt so happy watching this video 😁 im like “yeeeee liberssssss aww they like em yAYY!” When i was in elementary school there was this house up a hill where a really nice old lady would live and she used to sell libers. I used to go up that hill almost every day starting school cuz it was still super hot in August and September with some friends of mine to buy... ahh memories ❤️
Growing up in the bronx in the 90s, a lady in my block used to sell them. She lived in the 2nd floor and all the kids shouted for limbers, she would deliver it using a bucket 😆😆😆😆☺️☺️☺️ good old days
Liar here in Puerto Rico we don’t knock on doors that’s disrespectful instead we scream from the side walk “limber” and the lady inside will scream back “voy” 😂😂😂
CARMARIS ALVAREZ-GONZALEZ True!! JAJAJAJAJAJ
😂😂
JAJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJA YASSSSS
Lol! True
AJAJAJAJAJJAJAJA AY PUÑETA SII
I like how the Puerto Rican guy said “limbel” like a true Puerto Rican.
Duuucky question do you know why you guys take out the r ? 😂
Duuucky I’m just like him instead of saying “verde” I say “velde” and my friends always tease me
Joury Britchell yo so true our Puerto Rican accent is so unique 🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷
@@jourybritchell4816 belde*
Cristian Trejo because it doesn’t serve any purpose
No limber de coco? Smh those are the best ones
thats wat i saidddd ...crema , coco
achooo el de coco la paltee
kiarra y los de crema, mantequilla de maní?
kiarra that’s what I thought too !
Classic😍
Limber de leche! Ese es bn original de PR... que rico... 🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷
mrslolarocker mi favorito
Exactlyyyy
I know that’s right 🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷
mrslolarocker el de coco!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Mi abu ase de queso y saben 🥵
Duuuuuuude Ivan you should have done coconut and Tamarindo the best!!! Love this PR series.
My mom used to make those plus de leche
Omg los de tamarindooooooooo 🖤🖤🇵🇷
lol I just finished saying that to him! Hilarious you mentioned it. Kudos
Danna McIntire yesss
Creo te refieres a las piragua s oh sii🙋
Ivan you forgot to tell them why they i called Limber, after pilot Charles Lindbergh went to Puerto Rico and try one and loved it they called after him, well how Puerto Rican pronounced his name
Tigre Blanco very interesting. I never knew that.
Yes, he should've.
Y el de Mantecado donde está. This made me wanna go get a limber down the street lol
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Thank you for the inside story 👍🏻
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Freezer stocked with limbers every summer growing up 🥰🇵🇷
We have this in the Bahamas. We call them “cup”
It’s made with fruit juice and they sell them at homes for like .25, .35 & $1.00
Has anyone talked about curly’s outfit he looks amazing as usual
Growing up in the hood we called these "freeze cups" 😂😂 & my mom sold them
I just posted the same comment...lol I would get mine from the candy lady... we also had a lady that only sold freezies. You don't ask for the flavor but the color😂
@J Luxe exactly!
@@Chocolatebuttacupoet righhht! 👌🏾😂 my mom was the candy lady
I knew I would find this comment. I stayed trying to find out who momma/auntie was the candy lady.
Yeeesss my grandpa used to sell them when I was little then I ended up selling them years later
when Curly said "your people are beautiful" i was like ; )
Same!!
No wonder my mom calls popsicles limbers. Shes Puerto Rican. I was born and raised in Oregon so I only know what she teaches me about Puerto Rico.
Girl then you gotta go and visit la isla, I know mama and abuelita food is slammin' pero everything taste 10x better coming from the motherland. At times I even tell my mom she's slacking😂🤕.
When you get the opportunity visit the island, you'll love it!
Omg I never clicked so fast!!!! I just finished the Limbers I made!!! Now I need to make more I want some. 😍🇵🇷
Limber de parcha, coco, y de mango are the best!😍🤤
I'm drooling.
Ay Pero Like, ustedes dándome nostalgia 😭😭 I miss my island and the many treats unique to us! I love LIMBER!!!!
Where is the coconut one? 🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷
Gorgeous with Ney YESSS
In The Bahamas we just call them 'cup' 😆😆🇧🇸🇧🇸
We called them specials in the Virgin Islands, and we’d buy them from people’s houses growing up too.
In St.kitts&Nevis 🇰🇳 we call it sucker
In St.Maarten we call them pops lol 😋🇸🇽 #Caribbean
Eurecia Foster right 🇰🇳🇰🇳😌😌
Yessss I was looking for this comment 🇧🇸🇧🇸
Loveeeee Limbers! Just had some last week in Old San Juan! This woman also sells them outside of my job every day! So gooooooood.
As a kid my friends mom would sell these from the apartment... limber de fresa with Chamoy was my go to
Drop the recipe for that
I had a neighbor who used to sell these and I would be ALL OVER DEM LIMBERS
LOVE THESE SONSSSSS
In the Virgin Islands 🇻🇮, we call them Specials
Joah Merrifield on St. Croix we call them ice pops 💁🏽♀️
Panama🇵🇦🇵🇦 les llamamos duro
gritando a la vecina, 3 duuuuro!!! Nance , tamarindo y coco..🤣👌Y ella venia $ 1.00 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤪🇵🇦
Ivan, you're the best!!! Thank you for your love for Puerto Rico.
Thank you all guys!!!
Watching you from Arecibo, PR.
I live in the south and we call those cool pops or cool cups. They have been around for ages!!
These are called COOL CUPS in the old school neighborhoods in the south
Omg I remember going to peoples houses and buying limbers too omg that was my childhood
Yassss my 3rd floor neighbor would have a rope and a bag and sell them out her window for us kids playing🤣🤣 25 cents
Where at? Spanish Harlem or the Bronx lol, because it was hard to find them in brooklyn as a kid and now smh.
Anonymous 787 haha Boston actually! And I'm Dominican . Nowadays kids don't play outside as much as we used to, so maybe that's why? Idk haha And gentrification of course lol
The one that used to sell them in my block was fro. Her first floor window.
My neighbor in the Bronx also sold them from a third floor 😆
😂😂 My neighbor in the Bronx sold them from the 2nd floor. Sweet memories. ❤
I wanted to see how they do the flip and bang Limber on the floor and wow is the first thing in the video😂
😂😂
1:59 niceeee Gadiel!!! Jajaajaa🤣👏
1:59 Damn not even me that Grew up eating limber to los dias!
Yooo we used to get these from the candy lady, ours was kool-aid tho 🤷🏽♀️ and we call them icee cups
Totally Thomas' facts but in certain parts of Louisiana it is called Dixie cups .
Yep in Florida we called them frozen cups or country cups
I was just about to say this
In Georgia we call them freezies
I was just gonna put this
In my part of Louisiana we call this a Dixie cup lol because it’s in a dixie cup😂
Every summer but it’s not made with real fruit
OMG MY ABUELA ALWAYS MADE THESE FROM FRUIT PUNCH!!!!!!😂
Alexa1224 24/7 lol my abuela made these from kool-aid 😂
Yooo yous two got some slick but smart ass abuelitas😂😂😂
I used to have my own little shop here in el campo with my family some years ago, and the clientele was mostly neighbors. Then one day we decide to make and sell limbers. None of that cheap-o syrup stuff, we used real fruit and juice, and would even add bits of the fruit into the respective limbers for making it look pretty and emphasize the fact that it was real fruit. Sliced strawberries, pineapple chunks, shaved coconut, passion fruit seeds, tamarind seeds (people loved spitting those out after sucking them dry), only one we didn't add actual fruit chunks into was the grape and the guanabana. We also had Nutella, Oreo, and our best seller, cheesecake, same ingredients as cheesecake minus the cookie crust. We had to close down eventually, but our neighbors still constantly ask us to make more limbers for them. This video really brought back those memories.
A quien mas ama a estas personas increibles.
Who else loves these people
👇🏼
They are so cool 😎 AND FUNNY
Yoooooo!! Good people 🌹
facts
When I was a kids we used to buy Limber for the next door neighbor. I really missed those days!
Yall should try topoyiyos! I fell in love with them when I went to Honduras and I make it at home once in a while. They're soooo good
Gracias Ivan por presentar nuestra cultura! You rock! But you know you forgot to give them crema de coco and Tamarindo which is the most popular in the Island and mainland.
When my grandma stayed in Lancaster PA there was a house on the corner with every flavor imaginable. Limbers are a childhood classic. A bougie icee/ huckabuck/freeze cup etc.
PR EN LA KSAAAAAA🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷
Wow this brought back memories. When I was a kid this old lady who lived up the block from my grandma used to make them and sell them for a $1.50. The coconut one is my favorite.
Limber de maní, coco, guanábana, tamarindo, leche, mantecado yumm 25 or 50 cents, ir a tocar a la puerta de Lola con los niños del vecindario...que niñez más bonita 💕 🇵🇷
Where I grew up in Cabo rojo, Pr there was lady next to la junior, my middle school . She made the best limbers for a 25¢ or 10¢ her best ones where coco ( my fav) mantecado, Tamarindo, uva, galleta, China. Oh how I miss them
2:00 my Puertorican Pride has been hurt I would never be able to do that lmao
I am from the Caribbean (Aruba) and we call this Lie. Its almost the same💜
This is so nostalgic! I remember spending summers in PR and going to my grandma’s neighbors house and buying limbers ❤️
My grandmother used to sell limbers in DR when I was growing up. COCONUT was my favorite I missed my grandmother.😥😥😭😭
Now I’m craving them 😩
I would if the temperature hadn't just dropped where I am.
recoil53 haha even if it’s cold, I would still want it :)
Curly is seriously up to try anything Puerto Rican and I would just love it if Ivan took him on a trip to Puerto Rico. It would make a badass video.
I love limbers! Im Puerto Rican too!
These bring back so many memories. I lived in a community with a whole bunch of kids my mother was friends with a neighbor who used to make which I now know is called Limbers. She would make some for all the kids and would share them with everyone they were my absolute favorite 🥺 man good times 🧡
Me hace feliz ver a gente probando lo que yo creia que era normal y comun en todos lados. Mi infancia esta llena de dias comiendo limbers con mis hermanos y mi familia! Makes me even more proud than I already am to be a pure born and raised Puerto Rican! I hope you guys try more of our favorite foods!!!
In New Orleans we call these "Frozen Cups" we sell them out of houses too 😁
I love boricua content this just unlocked so many memories
My favorite limber (limbel) how we puertoricans say it is the limber de crema! So sweet!!!! I miss it so much!
Am from Guatemala and growing up we had our own version of Limber we call them “Concervas” my mom makes them ALL the time is has real fruit in it or we have the dulce de leche ones or the Nance ones my kids love them too
Love those Raspados, when the old man comes down the street with the hand truck!!
The coconut one is a classic! Ugh my fav ❤️
I grew up with this and now I do it for my kids 😊💙 Parcha, Limón y Coco son mis favoritos 💙💙💙💙🇵🇷🇵🇷💯
I lived next to a very nice Puerto Rican lady. She had a freezer full of different kinds and she sold them for 25¢. Limber de coco was my favorite!!
This video was incomplete without the coconut limber which are the BEST! My mother used to sell these growing up.
Yo soy de Puerto Rico y ami me encantan los Limbers son los mejores pero mi favorito es el de nutela.
These bring back so much childhood memories 😭 and I’m Dominican. S/o to the Puerto Rican’s in the neighborhood who sold them for 25 cents. Even tho sometimes you could taste a little bit of the frozen sofrito that was chillin next to it ✊🏽🇵🇷🇩🇴
We do this in Hawaii!! And we go to peoples house and buy em too😂 must be an island ting. But we call em Ice cake😂😂 and we add li hing mui seed, which is pretty salty and it ties tf together.
Limber! Memories! Mantecado, parcha, coco, major faves of mine!
0:59 i laugh everytime he looks at the camera
Oooooh... memories of my summers in PR ! Limber de parcha was my favorite.🤤 My grandmother would have us get her uno de coco o de leche.
This reminds me of Ice Cakes that we have in Hawaii. We make it with Malolo Punch Syrup. And usually we would have it with li hing mui (a sweet saladito) in the middle or it in powdef form mixed and on top. And a grandpa or grandma would sell it to the neighborhood kids for $0.25 . I love watching videos like this and seeing the resemblences that are found within the cultures
Brings back my childhood, my cousins grandma I think was the one that sold limbers in my neighborhood. I used to go down the mountain in the woods to get to her house. And I would get 20 limbers or something for everyone where I used to live. It was so fun, I would scream “limber” and knock on the door. I remember it distinctly, many great memories
I lived in the states and not in Puerto Rico 🇵🇷, that is why we knocked on the door, sometimes we didn’t have to
I’m Puerto Rican and I’m glad Latinos got to try some of our food. Lol ♥️
Limber de Mantecado was the damn best and nothing beats running to the limber lady’s house to buy some after school!
Me encanto el video! Pero like, deberían de hacer parte dos con los sabores como leche, coco y maní! 🤗 Saludos de PR🇵🇷
Y el limber de crema?!?! That one is my favorite!!! I still remember buying them at the placita after school for a quarter from an old lady that lived near by. She always saved a limber de crema for me.
They were made from a large single block of ice that was shaved and put into a metal cone, to make the shape, then placed in a paper cone. Syrups were poured over the upside down ice cone. Some flavors included : ajonjolí, frambuesa, tamarindo, etc.. You could combine the flavors too, my mother’s favorite was frambuesa con tamrindo. The tamarindo was thick and congealed even more over the cold ice... delicious.
I was so lucky when I was a kid in PR my grandma was the limber lady she had the freezer stacked with cherry grape piña peanut butter they were all smack AF
My mom used make limber de coco, limón, parcha, guanábana, tamarindo frutas frescas. Also, frambuesas. Que recuerdos.
Growing up we called them Dixie cups my mom made them the best ❤️😍I love to try theirs 😍
Any other Afro-Americans thinking, “ we have those too! “ In the black culture we call them; frozen cups, Lilly-dilly’s, ice cups, etc and usually you can buy them from your neighborhood candy-lady or house-store (people who sell treats and goodies from their house).
BTW, Love these videos!
I just posted that we called them Bebops in Alabama
Every Puerto Rican neighborhood had a grandma selling them from her fridge... memories.
My mom used to sell these. We made these at my abuela's (which I'm at rn) and sold them. Good times. Que ricoooo
Omggg so trueee!! Some people put signs on their doors saying they sell limbers for .50
Que rico Limber. Iconic, and what Iván says is true. I use to go to a little old lady's house from my neighbourhood who use to sell them. Me and my brothers ( and every kid in the neighnourhood) use to stand outside her house and say Limber!, so she could hear use. They were bomb!!!
Loved the vid💕 you should make them taste sandwiches de mezcla next, but don’t tell them what they’re made of to see if they can guess😂🤷🏻♀️
We used to make those when we were kids. We used flavored Kool-Aid though. And, we referred to them as *RASPADOS* or *SNOW CONES* in English!
Janet Wood those aren’t snow cones. Snow cones are supposed to be shaved like snow.
have them try limbers de tetita!!! my all time favorite from high school; me and my friends would go to the track after school and climb up a hill, go under a broken chain link fence and walk like 5 minutes to this old lady's house just to buy them. We'd usually get in trouble but it was worth the bramble bush cuts and mud-covered shoes.
Why not limber de oreo the cookie stayed on the bottom so you would flip it to eat it first😂
Diego Hernandez oreo is my fave😂♥️♥️
Drop the recipe
In every neighborhood, there were one house, especially an abuela, selling the limbers at $0.25 or less! And different flavors! My favorite was Leche con canela, Coco or Frambuesa. You only have to shout: "Limbers!!" And she goes out and answer: "Hola! De que la quieras?" Good times!!
My Aunt in PR use to sell limbers for .25 cents each and just like Ivan said, you use to go to the freezer and choose the one you want. This video brought me so much good memories. Thank you y Que viva PR!
Limber de mango o tamarindo! Those are what my grandma always makes so good!!!!
Here in Peru we have that version but with a stick on so you can pull your "chupete de vasito" and eat it as a lollipop... We also have natural juice fruit in a tiny tubular plastic bag which we call it "chupete" or "marciano" and ppl also sell 'em in their houses...
🤤🤤🤤 de coco y de tamarindo are the best! I remember all the neighborhood kids used to come with quarters to buy the ones my grandma made 💛
Limber that's something new I learnt, we in Belize 🇧🇿 call them slush or cold cup 🍧 different names but one thing for sure they are delicious 😋
Boy do I miss my abuela. She’d make these and sell them.
My momo would make these for me when I was little using kool-aide. I'm a Tejana. I feel that it was something she did because of the heat.
In Tijuana they make something really similar but with a popsicle stick so it's not going everywhere. Mangoniadas it's mango with chamoy and it's awesome or strawberry with condensed milk.
We do the same where I'm from un louisiana. We call them frozen cups. I've been living in puerto rico for a couple of years and one of my neighbor sells these. The cherry is my fav🔥🔥
I felt so happy watching this video 😁 im like “yeeeee liberssssss aww they like em yAYY!”
When i was in elementary school there was this house up a hill where a really nice old lady would live and she used to sell libers. I used to go up that hill almost every day starting school cuz it was still super hot in August and September with some friends of mine to buy... ahh memories ❤️
Growing up in the bronx in the 90s, a lady in my block used to sell them. She lived in the 2nd floor and all the kids shouted for limbers, she would deliver it using a bucket 😆😆😆😆☺️☺️☺️ good old days
If you haven't had a leche limber or a coco limber you are missing out on the original ones! The best!
We don’t knocks on doors. We scream limbers from the sidewalks and the lady will respond 😂
That’s cool it came from Puerto Rico and many countries were inspired by us as we were inspired by others.