There are no rules to halo halo, so it's open to interpretation. The name of the dessert says it all, mix mix! Throw in what you want and no one can say it's wrong or non-traditional. Rejoice in the creativity and diversity that is being a Filipino.
I know Erica expected authentic dishes but she was a little rigid with her scores lol. Like girl just enjoy the dessert and have fun. The others were open-minded and I liked that.
Filipinos are way too proud when it comes to food. It's sad when you read reviews of Filipino restaurants here in the US and almost all the bad reviews are from fellow Filipinos saying they're not authentic. Even in the Philippines every dish is different wherever you are
Technically she is correct, since the 2nd dessert was more of what we call "Buko Pandan" the 3rd is what we call "Mais Con Yelo", these are different desserts to Halo Halo which is closer to "Sa malamig (iced desserts)"... The 4th is I have no idea but it's not what we'd call a Halo Halo per se. I'd still eat them all nonetheless.
@@JoJo-xl4mb Halo-halo is open to interpretation. If everyone made it with the exact same ingredients, there would be nothing to judge. Also, if Erica is so obsessed with authenticity and doing things the "right" way, she should learn how to pronounce pandan correctly.
I feel like my grandad would love this Filipino dish. We’re Samoan but he loves to eat his ice cream with milk and literally throws anything in it whether it’d be cereal, fruits, canned fruit salad 😂 I may need to introduce this to him
I like the first one, authentic halo halo. The 2nd one is sago gulaman buko pandan, the 3rd one is mais con yelo and the 3rd one is bingsu. I like the Halo Halo of Razon's, just saba, macapuno, fine shaved ice and leche plan on top. Its simple, its creamy and its delicious.
For someone who bakes and a frustrated chef, I'm impressed with the Pavlova Halo-halo. It's very innovative. He could be a pastry chef with those ideas. Even I'm Filipino myself, I think there's nothing wrong with making something new to a traditional dish. As long as the main components are there. But ngl Mais con yelo and Pandan kind of feels like a different dish but still would want to try it!
The 2 other Filipinos are not familiar with "Mais Con Yelo" unfortunately. Probably their parents didn't introduce it to them. Or they haven't been to the Philippines since the time they lived in Australia. They should visit the Philippines again and explore their foods more. We have lots more to offer. We don't just have traditional halo-halo.. Aside from "Mais Con Yelo", we also do have "Crema de Leche". It's delicious too. A must-try!
The Halo Halo I grew up is variety of fruits. Fresh fruits mangoes, Avocado, banana, coconut shreds. Candied fruits jackfruit, pineapple. Then, Ube halaya, Red beans, Nata de Coco. Sweeten it with sugar. Put in the grated ice. Make it creamy with evaporated milk, then top it cornflakes or wafer sticks.
I like my halo-halo just consisting of Saba (sweetened banana), langka (jackfruit), macapuno (sweetened coconut) and leche flan. Basically, just the halo-halo from Razon's 😂 Erica's halo-halo is the standard halo-halo in the Philippines. Classic.
Dominic and Arville just step up the game. they know how to play using aussie classics and filipino classics. like me, i don’t like beans on my halo-halo while i like sago’t gulaman and buko pandan that is why i like dominic’s version of it. while arville touched it with a little bit of australia’s iconic dessert and fresh fruits which gives dimension and uniqueness to the halo-halo
They even have vegetable halo halo in Mindanao if I’m not mistaken. So this isn’t a new thing. There might be a traditional halo halo but hello, you can put anything in there. Country’s best halo halo only have 4 ingredients. LOL!
I really enjoy when the the haters lose to the humble people. Like I’ve never heard of this dish but it just puts a bad taste in my mouth hearing people be so snobby about “traditional” food.
I understand feeling this way if you are not filipino. But to me, the last dish almost felt like appropriation, especially since he used zero filipino ingredients, and he grew up in Australia and not the Philippines. It kinda felt like "let's make your traditional dessert 'better' but let's get rid of all of the ingredients that make it Filipino." 😫
@@MiceAl487 it’s also because I’m Mexican. We have snobs in our culture but for the most part we’re use to other cultures around the world making Mexican cuisine part of theirs. The other two guys enjoyed it but the girl was stuck up the whole time
@@emmapemberley6111 nah, I don't think it's that deep. She didn't really hate the dish, she just wanted to be more technical in the aspect that it lacked Filipino ingredients.
And I agree with her :( maybe it's just me. It's just off to me bc while the dish looked amazing (and I'm sure it tasted amazing too), all of the ingredients that make it Filipino are basically all gone....That makes me sad :(
why is the girl saying she doesn’t like the other people dishes when her is literally the original. at least the other were different and not boring. like that girl needs to stfu
The Philippines is so regional and diverse that each region is known for its own specialty in ingredients and produce. Halo-halo more accurately translated to “all mixed together”, is a celebration of that diversity by way of combining different regional ingredients into one cup. The second and third dishes were not halo-halo, those were 2 other Filipino desserts called sago’t gulaman and mais con yelo. Contrary to what most people assume, ‘halo halo’ is not an umbrella term for any dessert dish that mixes multiple ingredients together, there is history in the dish too.
They should have called this “Sa Malamig” challenge or Cold Drinks/Desserts. Because Mais Con Hielo, Buko Pandan and Sago’t Gulaman aren’t Halo-Halo!!! Yes, there are varieties of halo-halo, but don’t mix it up with other desserts!!!
Such a shame that they all underscored each other :/ especially with the gatekeeping attitude... I thought Halo-Halo was about picking your own toppings and mixing it, so all of them were completely right in their own interpretation?
The girl is right though. Diversity is fine but we gotta give credit to the OGs. Everything looks good but when you ask Filipino kids which among those bowls is the Halo-halo, they would definitely say the first one. But the winner looks more yum.lol
Halo halo looks like a bloody epic dessert. Still need to try this one! Reminds me of chendol a little, where I'm from. Also, love the idea of the last - fusion dishes can be the best!!
I vibe all of these desserts 👌🏻 But the title kinda caught me off-guard ngl because the only halo-halo here is the first traditional one and the last innovative one. Halo- halo isn't an umbrella term for cold mix desserts since both halo-halo, mais con yelo, and buko pandan are a stand alone desserts on it's own. This should be called "Filipino shaved-ice desserts" instead.
yes yes... I know halo-halo is the traditional one that is shown in tge video, and others like the mais con yelo is not halo halo. If I would insist my aunt that mais con yelo is a halo halo I would get a lot of scolding.
The original halo-halo has no cereals , it has Pinipig near to rice crispies but pinipig is pounded flat rice. cereals ended up as a replacement because you can't easily buy pinipig abroad. Food/dessert sometimes evolves if ingredients are not available. the ube ice cream, ube halaya , leche plan, jellies, nata de coco sweetened beans .banana saba, and sweetened jackfruit are all this ingredient of filipino halo-halo.
Mais con yelo is not halo-halo btw and is a dessert on its own. Halo halo is called the way it is bc of the amount of ingredients you have to MIX. Mais con yelo on the other hand is really just corn, milk, and ice. Sometimes saba and langka. But Ask any Filipino in the Philippines and they would not categorize mais con yelo as halo halo at all. Mais con yelo is mais con yelo. So I'm a little sad that they dissed it, and that something almost completely foreign (arville's halo halo) won :(
Actually, if you want to be technical, before the OG Halo-Halo, Mais Con Yelo and Monggo con Yelo were the actual OG. Check Felice Prudente Sta Maria's book The Governor-General's Kitchen Philippine Culinary Vignettes and Period Recipes page 169.
@@LuisaBrimble nice thanks for that, I'll check it out!! That makes sense since afaik, halo halo was derived from a similar Japanese shaved ice dish introduced to us during WW2. So it makes sense for mais con yelo to Pre-date that!
the girl was right it's definitely Halo-halo competition and the pavlova Halo-halo version was not made by the OG HALO HALO. not even the ingredients because its look fresh and the Halo-halo in the Philippines all ingredients have made by cooking with sugar or its called " Minatamis" ... so its not giving a Halo-halo maybe a version of thier country ❤️
The last one is not halo halo it’s more like a fruit salad, second one looks like a boba tea without the tea. The third one is mais con yelo diff. Kind of sweets delicacy not a halohalo.
If you go to the Philippnes there is a clear difference between traditional/original Halo Halo and other shaved ice deserts which many other countries have versions of. The lady in this video has every right to judge these so called Halo Halo's as not authentic and score it down because they lacked the traditional filipino Halo halo ingredients which are very distinct and unique combinations compared to other shaved ice deserts... it's NOT called a filipino fusion competition! Some people just prefer traditional and OG flavours no need to complain or be so negative about the Lady who appreciates more traditional Halo Halo. She is just someone who loves and embraces her true filipino roots not this fusion nonsense
OG Halo Halo wins for Traditional. The Pavlova Halo Halo wins for Modern Take of The OG which I think was the point of the Competition.. The Other two can be called "Halo-Halo" but it's actually what we call Buko Pandan and Mais Con Yelo which, in my personal Opoinion as a Filipina, are just different.
Halo-Halo is not Mix-Mix or the way of eating it that you have to mix first❌ Halo-Halo means different ingredients mix together ✔️ So the stereotype of Halo-Halo mixing first before eating is not true. It's actually up to you on how you want to enjoy eating Halo-Halo. But I myself prefer eating that Stick-O first, 2nd the ice cream, then scoop those ingredients beneath. Just scoop everything and let the ice melt itself. I love all those Halo-Halos! I can eat them all.
I get Erica's point that it is a competition, but it's not a competition to win her taste but if their version elevates the halo halo more. She seems very fun although very competitive 😅
Halo halo actually does not really mean "mix mix". It originally means "a mixture of", meaning u can put anything and everything. So everyone may enjoy it as they please
I seriously don’t know what’s wrong with me but desserts with ice are a no no to me. It’s a texture thingAnd it makes me mad because everything looks so good. Like I don’t even really like shaved ice or slushy saw that much and hollow hollow has big chunks of ice and I just don’t think I could do it but I bet it tastes amazing
2nd and 3rd one are not Halo Halo, at least for me. The 2nd one has hardly any ingredients on it. The 3rd one is literally just a simple Mais con yelo with just the ice cream added and you would call that Halo Halo? Come on, man!
Not gatekeeping here... But the second and the third ones are not halo halo... They have their own names. So yeah and the last one looks like halo halo... So yeah
i'm happy that he won, despite that girl trying to low ball him knowing damn well she liked it.
There are no rules to halo halo, so it's open to interpretation. The name of the dessert says it all, mix mix! Throw in what you want and no one can say it's wrong or non-traditional. Rejoice in the creativity and diversity that is being a Filipino.
BOOM! The classics will always be there. Food evolves.
HELLL NNOOOOOOOOOOOO stop ass kissing
HALO - HALO will always be the OG one and anything after that is just a knock off
Nahhh don't ever mess with orig authentic halohalo.
@@sirius5657 Bruh there's no such thing as "Authentic" Halo Halo. Literally every household have different recipes for their own Halo Halo so stfu
I know Erica expected authentic dishes but she was a little rigid with her scores lol. Like girl just enjoy the dessert and have fun. The others were open-minded and I liked that.
Filipinos are way too proud when it comes to food. It's sad when you read reviews of Filipino restaurants here in the US and almost all the bad reviews are from fellow Filipinos saying they're not authentic. Even in the Philippines every dish is different wherever you are
She was like that in the ube video too 😒
Technically she is correct, since the 2nd dessert was more of what we call "Buko Pandan" the 3rd is what we call "Mais Con Yelo", these are different desserts to Halo Halo which is closer to "Sa malamig (iced desserts)"... The 4th is I have no idea but it's not what we'd call a Halo Halo per se.
I'd still eat them all nonetheless.
Well she knows her food and what the others made judging by the comments is not authentic at all especially the last one, so she’s right.
@@JoJo-xl4mb Halo-halo is open to interpretation. If everyone made it with the exact same ingredients, there would be nothing to judge. Also, if Erica is so obsessed with authenticity and doing things the "right" way, she should learn how to pronounce pandan correctly.
Arville not only looks good, but he brought his A+ game!!!
I feel like my grandad would love this Filipino dish. We’re Samoan but he loves to eat his ice cream with milk and literally throws anything in it whether it’d be cereal, fruits, canned fruit salad 😂 I may need to introduce this to him
Please do! Go to any Filipino restaurants near you and serve him Halo-Halo he'll love it! 😆
I like the first one, authentic halo halo. The 2nd one is sago gulaman buko pandan, the 3rd one is mais con yelo and the 3rd one is bingsu. I like the Halo Halo of Razon's, just saba, macapuno, fine shaved ice and leche plan on top. Its simple, its creamy and its delicious.
I love that BuzzFeedOz is doing more Filipino videos. Keep them coming! 😍😍😍
That Pavlova version is really appealing. Fusion of 2 desserts in one👌😋
For someone who bakes and a frustrated chef, I'm impressed with the Pavlova Halo-halo. It's very innovative. He could be a pastry chef with those ideas. Even I'm Filipino myself, I think there's nothing wrong with making something new to a traditional dish. As long as the main components are there. But ngl Mais con yelo and Pandan kind of feels like a different dish but still would want to try it!
The 2 other Filipinos are not familiar with "Mais Con Yelo" unfortunately. Probably their parents didn't introduce it to them. Or they haven't been to the Philippines since the time they lived in Australia. They should visit the Philippines again and explore their foods more. We have lots more to offer. We don't just have traditional halo-halo.. Aside from "Mais Con Yelo", we also do have "Crema de Leche". It's delicious too. A must-try!
The Halo Halo I grew up is variety of fruits. Fresh fruits mangoes, Avocado, banana, coconut shreds. Candied fruits jackfruit, pineapple. Then, Ube halaya, Red beans, Nata de Coco. Sweeten it with sugar. Put in the grated ice. Make it creamy with evaporated milk, then top it cornflakes or wafer sticks.
Erica reminded me of that “ its not vegan “ girl
Us Indians (and I'm sure many other South Asian and some other Asian countries) also enjoy a somewhat similar dish called Falooda.
Same from BD
I like my halo-halo just consisting of Saba (sweetened banana), langka (jackfruit), macapuno (sweetened coconut) and leche flan. Basically, just the halo-halo from Razon's 😂
Erica's halo-halo is the standard halo-halo in the Philippines. Classic.
Erika is definitely not invited to my cook out!😳😂
If you try to Cook a Filipino food & Innovate it she's just gonna shit on it 😂
more of these please!
Dominic and Arville just step up the game. they know how to play using aussie classics and filipino classics. like me, i don’t like beans on my halo-halo while i like sago’t gulaman and buko pandan that is why i like dominic’s version of it. while arville touched it with a little bit of australia’s iconic dessert and fresh fruits which gives dimension and uniqueness to the halo-halo
So happy Arville won, he was so sweet
They even have vegetable halo halo in Mindanao if I’m not mistaken. So this isn’t a new thing. There might be a traditional halo halo but hello, you can put anything in there. Country’s best halo halo only have 4 ingredients. LOL!
i never had a halo halo and i knew he was gonna win just how beautiful his looked😂😂
I really enjoy when the the haters lose to the humble people. Like I’ve never heard of this dish but it just puts a bad taste in my mouth hearing people be so snobby about “traditional” food.
I understand feeling this way if you are not filipino. But to me, the last dish almost felt like appropriation, especially since he used zero filipino ingredients, and he grew up in Australia and not the Philippines. It kinda felt like "let's make your traditional dessert 'better' but let's get rid of all of the ingredients that make it Filipino." 😫
@@MiceAl487 it’s also because I’m Mexican. We have snobs in our culture but for the most part we’re use to other cultures around the world making Mexican cuisine part of theirs. The other two guys enjoyed it but the girl was stuck up the whole time
Haters hate bc they are insecure- people who are secure in themselves and know they are good at it don’t need to throw all the shade. 🤷♀️
@@emmapemberley6111 nah, I don't think it's that deep. She didn't really hate the dish, she just wanted to be more technical in the aspect that it lacked Filipino ingredients.
And I agree with her :( maybe it's just me. It's just off to me bc while the dish looked amazing (and I'm sure it tasted amazing too), all of the ingredients that make it Filipino are basically all gone....That makes me sad :(
why is the girl saying she doesn’t like the other people dishes when her is literally the original. at least the other were different and not boring. like that girl needs to stfu
The Philippines is so regional and diverse that each region is known for its own specialty in ingredients and produce. Halo-halo more accurately translated to “all mixed together”, is a celebration of that diversity by way of combining different regional ingredients into one cup. The second and third dishes were not halo-halo, those were 2 other Filipino desserts called sago’t gulaman and mais con yelo. Contrary to what most people assume, ‘halo halo’ is not an umbrella term for any dessert dish that mixes multiple ingredients together, there is history in the dish too.
Shoooooooook, that buddy just found out Ube is purple yam 🍠. This is your heritage brotha lol! Learned from the best Filipinas and forever grateful 🥹💫
this is so professional and ethical nyeahh~
mais con yelo is not halo-halo. that's why it has a name of its own.
this is so Professional and Ethical, I'm literally so obsessed, Nyeeeaaah? Nyeaaaaah.
To make these fair there should be a Secret judge 🌼🌸🌺
Thank goodness Arville won! I wanna gobble up that pavlovahalo! 😍
They should have called this “Sa Malamig” challenge or Cold Drinks/Desserts. Because Mais Con Hielo, Buko Pandan and Sago’t Gulaman aren’t Halo-Halo!!! Yes, there are varieties of halo-halo, but don’t mix it up with other desserts!!!
Erica is scoring like it's dress to impress 💀
Can i please have Arville's hallo hallo. Looks so good 😍
My favorite, Halo-Halo 😊❤
"minus points for being messy", like girl that was all you 🤨
Such a shame that they all underscored each other :/ especially with the gatekeeping attitude... I thought Halo-Halo was about picking your own toppings and mixing it, so all of them were completely right in their own interpretation?
Do vietnamese Aussie next, gotta support my fellow viet people 👍
These guys would explode if they saw gola ganda.
The girl is right though. Diversity is fine but we gotta give credit to the OGs. Everything looks good but when you ask Filipino kids which among those bowls is the Halo-halo, they would definitely say the first one. But the winner looks more yum.lol
Please try authentic pakistani dessert called falloda …it’s almost like halo halo….x
That’s an Indian dessert
Halo halo looks like a bloody epic dessert. Still need to try this one! Reminds me of chendol a little, where I'm from. Also, love the idea of the last - fusion dishes can be the best!!
I vibe all of these desserts 👌🏻
But the title kinda caught me off-guard ngl because the only halo-halo here is the first traditional one and the last innovative one.
Halo- halo isn't an umbrella term for cold mix desserts since both halo-halo, mais con yelo, and buko pandan are a stand alone desserts on it's own.
This should be called "Filipino shaved-ice desserts" instead.
yes yes... I know halo-halo is the traditional one that is shown in tge video, and others like the mais con yelo is not halo halo. If I would insist my aunt that mais con yelo is a halo halo I would get a lot of scolding.
The "Wooowooowwooowww" are giving me Tita vibes 🤣
First one here! Yay! Buko Pandan looks like my vibe!
in Malaysia we call it ABC , (Air Batu Campur)
They all look so good!
The original halo-halo has no cereals , it has Pinipig near to rice crispies but pinipig is pounded flat rice.
cereals ended up as a replacement because you can't easily buy pinipig abroad. Food/dessert sometimes evolves if ingredients are not available.
the ube ice cream, ube halaya , leche plan, jellies, nata de coco sweetened beans .banana saba, and sweetened jackfruit are all this ingredient of filipino halo-halo.
the winner is the winner! can’t wait to try!!!
Angelo you’re so handsome sir! 💜
First one was definitely Halo-Halo lol
The girl giving mean girls energy and hoping to just be the one who wins.
It's professional and ethical😜
✨ThIs Is So PrOfEsSiOnAl AnD eThIcAl ✨
That girl is so extra 🙄 Congratulations to the winner.
I’ve always wanted to try halo halo
Mais con yelo is not halo-halo btw and is a dessert on its own. Halo halo is called the way it is bc of the amount of ingredients you have to MIX. Mais con yelo on the other hand is really just corn, milk, and ice. Sometimes saba and langka. But Ask any Filipino in the Philippines and they would not categorize mais con yelo as halo halo at all. Mais con yelo is mais con yelo. So I'm a little sad that they dissed it, and that something almost completely foreign (arville's halo halo) won :(
Actually, if you want to be technical, before the OG Halo-Halo, Mais Con Yelo and Monggo con Yelo were the actual OG. Check Felice Prudente Sta Maria's book The Governor-General's Kitchen Philippine Culinary Vignettes and Period Recipes page 169.
@@LuisaBrimble nice thanks for that, I'll check it out!! That makes sense since afaik, halo halo was derived from a similar Japanese shaved ice dish introduced to us during WW2. So it makes sense for mais con yelo to Pre-date that!
@@MiceAl487 You are absolutely spot on! BOOM!
Lol the pandan one completely matched the same color of her sweater
ANGELO FROM HIS CHANNLE IS IN THIS VIDEOS
the girl was right it's definitely Halo-halo competition and the pavlova Halo-halo version was not made by the OG HALO HALO. not even the ingredients because its look fresh and the Halo-halo in the Philippines all ingredients have made by cooking with sugar or its called
" Minatamis" ... so its not giving a Halo-halo maybe a version of thier country ❤️
i wanna eat all of them,, they all look so good !! :o
I wanna try arville's version!!! 😍 it looks delish. 🤤
OG where I live has no condensed milk, just evaporated milk and white sugar
The last one is not halo halo it’s more like a fruit salad, second one looks like a boba tea without the tea. The third one is mais con yelo diff. Kind of sweets delicacy not a halohalo.
1st - legit halo-halo minus cornflakes
2nd & 3rd - not halo-halo
4th - fusion but more of pavlova than halo-halo
I'm trying to understand this dessert. So you take ice, condensed milk and just throw anything on top?
Dom, please let me be the pavlova to your halo-halo... 😍
MAMA THAT'S THEE ANGELO
Nyaaaaaa
If you go to the Philippnes there is a clear difference between traditional/original Halo Halo and other shaved ice deserts which many other countries have versions of. The lady in this video has every right to judge these so called Halo Halo's as not authentic and score it down because they lacked the traditional filipino Halo halo ingredients which are very distinct and unique combinations compared to other shaved ice deserts... it's NOT called a filipino fusion competition! Some people just prefer traditional and OG flavours no need to complain or be so negative about the Lady who appreciates more traditional Halo Halo. She is just someone who loves and embraces her true filipino roots not this fusion nonsense
The b3st when you put durian in halo halo.😊😀
Yung last entry, halo-halo sya na papunta ng korean bingsu.
halo-halo interprets as "mixed together" nit mix mix. lol.
I agree with Erica it's halohalo and it's supposed to be original but still congrats 🎉
#4 is a fancy halo-halo
Erica, you sound exactly like my cousin Chloe 😊😂❤
Is that Angelo ??
nyeah literally ~
Yes hes so professional and ethical
Lagyan niyo rin ng melon strips at saba :) try lang naman.
Yes pero baka limited ung Saba na nabili sa Australia.
Hindi kumain ako halo halo pero looks masrap ang lasa.
OG Halo Halo wins for Traditional. The Pavlova Halo Halo wins for Modern Take of The OG which I think was the point of the Competition.. The Other two can be called "Halo-Halo" but it's actually what we call Buko Pandan and Mais Con Yelo which, in my personal Opoinion as a Filipina, are just different.
Halo-Halo is not Mix-Mix or the way of eating it that you have to mix first❌ Halo-Halo means different ingredients mix together ✔️ So the stereotype of Halo-Halo mixing first before eating is not true. It's actually up to you on how you want to enjoy eating Halo-Halo. But I myself prefer eating that Stick-O first, 2nd the ice cream, then scoop those ingredients beneath. Just scoop everything and let the ice melt itself.
I love all those Halo-Halos! I can eat them all.
Mix-mix is the direct translation. The actual translation is ASSORTED/MIXED not mix-mix because that is not a word😅
Brown sugar and coconut is two flavors
7:09 that looks beautiful 👀
I get Erica's point that it is a competition, but it's not a competition to win her taste but if their version elevates the halo halo more. She seems very fun although very competitive 😅
Halo halo actually does not really mean "mix mix". It originally means "a mixture of", meaning u can put anything and everything. So everyone may enjoy it as they please
The girl is Enough to ruin anybody's mood. Like chill dude , you're not mephistopheles who would take them to hell for not meeting your expectations 😑
Halu-halo in English is mixed!
Bro the girl was scoring everyone low so she could win. Smh
I seriously don’t know what’s wrong with me but desserts with ice are a no no to me. It’s a texture thingAnd it makes me mad because everything looks so good. Like I don’t even really like shaved ice or slushy saw that much and hollow hollow has big chunks of ice and I just don’t think I could do it but I bet it tastes amazing
pinoy here! (wave emoji) :that last dude right der "pavlova halo-halo" you is white AHHAAHAHHAHA
Why the gurl gate keeping Halo-Halo ingredients? It's literally whatever you want. What did she expect? Everything to be the same?
The girl almost ruined this with her dictatorship. 😂
2:39 Those were purple sweet potatoes and absolutely not ube.
I also hate that corn flakes. Haha
Omg it's the legendary angelo
erica very annoying..how are you enjoying it but give still give a low score..smh
2nd and 3rd one are not Halo Halo, at least for me. The 2nd one has hardly any ingredients on it. The 3rd one is literally just a simple Mais con yelo with just the ice cream added and you would call that Halo Halo? Come on, man!
Not too cold .. ok. Haha
OMG YESSS
Not gatekeeping here... But the second and the third ones are not halo halo... They have their own names. So yeah and the last one looks like halo halo... So yeah
OMG ERICA I REMEMBER HER FROM AUSTRALIA DECIDES
Don't let her come back time