What's in this pink Filipino ice scramble dessert? (Street Food)
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CHICKENNN
Isaw and dried pusit inihaw..kikiam..kwek kwek.🤪
Who was that gentle man (sounds weird tho)
TAHO!!
ah SISIGGGGGG!!!
"Tapioca Pearls"
Woah woah woah, that's heretical. Good 'ol Powdered Milk, Sprinkles, and Choco Syrup is the classic
And mini marshmallows
and nips (aka the m&m's of the Philippines) (idk how to spell m&m right, sorry)
the powdered milk on top is my reason to live
Roasted peanut powder
Don't forget the rice krispies!
the powder that the vendors usually put is the skimmed milk powder. it tastes very great!!
Fr, I wondered what it was. It was my favorite part other than the whole thing.
@@notreallyagameranymore same! i was even willing to pay additional 5 pesos just so the manong would put a lot of powder 🤣
@@gela2258 lol I never knew I could do that
I remember choking on some powder last time I ate scramble ☠️
fr, its so good everytime i eat it
The vendor of that before when I was a kid just put condensed milk on top of it and it's delicious.
Yeh I used to eat this when there were still school
Yes.
Like malai gola
Condensed mill underrated af
Same. And it's just one peso. It's everywhere when I was a kid but now, it's literally nowhere to be found, especially when Covid sprung.
There used to be a traveling street vendor (is that what you call them?) that would pass by my home gate everyday. He sold fishballs, kikiam, and scramble, but I was never allowed to order the scramble. But then one day, my mom caved in and let me and my sister have one each, both plain because for some reason, the vendor didn’t offer condiments, but then again, I had never heard of toppings and the like put into scramble before watching this video so-
It tasted like candy, but not bubblegum kind of candy. It didn’t taste like banana extract either, though. It was just sweet.
I mean, you didnt put any toppings
@@teukukeanu3078 The vendor didn't have any toppings and she didn't know any better being a child so it was good to her. Why ya gotta be mean?
I remember they used to have this makeshift handheld mixer that was attached to the side of the cart and the ice was shaved from a big ice block. They were also served in tiny cups and were only like 5 pesos. God I remember they would only appear like once every blue moon lol
Yeah the vendor outside of our school does.. We always hang out with him in his food stand and one time he came back with his mixer new and we asked about it and he told us how a stubborn kid tried to hang in it and in the end he was the one who got in trouble i felt so bad for him that time..
Same for me, the Old classic Grape (medicine actually) flavor with (the most fake) blueberry (you can imagine) was a BOMB
ikr my friends and I had to search everywhere with our heavy school bags just to find the vendor
Idk how old you are but in my time.. it's only 2-3 pesos.
Best partnered with cotton candy
Omg i was so lucky, we had a dude who waited for us after school so it was always a lovely treat!
Seeing you guys serve it in the little plastic cups made my heart so happy. It adds to the authenticity.
Also, it made me realize it's been a long time since I ate one!
I remember eating this everyday after school, that was 2 years ago 2019 and me and my sister would always buy these, They always top it with milk powder, chcolate syrup, stick-o and marshmallows, after all these years, I finally knew it 😌💜💙
Same i used to it those back in 2019 right in front of the school
@@gillyjin2281 wait Thats exactly IT!! ITS ALSO INFRONT OF OUR SCHOOL
@@gillyjin2281 U lucky :( No one sells ice scramble in my area, even somewhere near my school. i miss it sm☹️
Same, 2019 was the year of us, me and my classmates would always buy these, if one of us finished ours, we would share
2019 was such a good year for me filled with memories.
Anything after that sucked
You should also add marshmallows or rice crispies for the toppings, it’s delish!
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I love how every country in ASEAN has foods that look and (sometimes) taste similar
Everyone: * discussing happy memories *
Me: "Who tf has an ice shaver just lying around?"
right? I don't even know where to get one
...i do
I have (but my mom works in a canteen so-)
We do lmao
Got a problem???? I mean is there any problem with that????
when i was in elem. we always buy that with "sundot kulangot" before going home😄💜
You’re probably from Baguio right?
What is sundot kulangot?
@@iLitAfuseiCantStop It is a native candy from the Philippines on a stick that looks like a lollipop, translated as "poke booger" or candy boogers that is made of coconut jam, just add 1 peso and you'll have it with your scramble💜💜💜
@@jaizen4439 good guess but actually I'm from Carmona, Cavite and we're enjoying it here in the South as well as it is being enjoyed in Baguio and other parts of the Philippines💜💜💜
@@jaizen4439 We have sundot kulangot in Caloocan too. I don't think it's an exclusive Baguio thing.
That is what I spent my money in highschool every school fair.😂
When she cut to that part where she was talking and you could hear the party, I had flash backs to my childhood. I could smell the atmosphere and hear my titas and Titos talking.
man i remember eating this in the cafeteria in school.
wow sana ol may cafeteria sa school heheh
@@miminotes12 eh halos LAHAT naman Ng school may cafeteria 😅 btw cafeteria and canteen are the same right ???🤔
@@acelamoste1147 hahaha yeah
As a Filipino, the karaoke in the background is the most hilarious and accurate thing I’ve ever seen. 😂
Gosh i remember when there was a vendor who would sell it outside our school.. Most people would buy the 10 peso one but they had a 50 pesos which had ice cream, sprinkles + 2 toppinga of your choice, 2 syrups(strawberry and chocolate) powdered milk and a wafer stick. I miss the old days
Oooo 😮 ICE CREAM-?! That must be so damn good..
@@goofy2112 yes it is, I just miss it sm
the 50 peso one is boujie as hell lmaoo prolly taste good tho
Eskrambol is the right pronunciation 😇
It's actually "ice scramble" but due to thick Filipino accent it became "Iskrambol" either of those are acceptable.
In indonesia we call it es campur which literally translate to ice scramble so ice scramble is the right pronunciation
there's no right pronunciation.....beta
@@VANTARTS calling other people beta is such a beta move lmaoo
@@mydy5863 beta
When I was in elementary till high school I always buy this as my snacks. Nostalgia. I missed it.
I remember buying an Iskrambol on an old man after school. He's so kind because he overloads the cup with powdered milk and he's not like any other Iskrambol vendor, so I had to sneak in additional 5 peso on his alkansya (savings storage). Good times.
Aww so kind!! Nakakamiss ang mga manong vendors after school
I dont remember the flavor of it but i do remember that i enjoyed it when i was growing up. Even though its mostly sugar and some chemicals, it was always a nice street food during the summer and cheaper than halo-halo.
The first and probably the last time I had ice scramble was when I was a kid and my parents bought me some while waiting in the car while they made a quick trip to the mini-market by the airport. Good times.
The preparation was more simple though. The vendor had some ice, and ice crusher that turns it to shaved ice, and the flavoring in a form of syrup splurted into the said shaved ice then a different syrup as toppings.
In our place it's served with Chocolate syrup, milk powder, marshmallow, and two wafer sticks. So good.
Bubble gum is actually often banana with strawberry, and cherry flavours or sometimes they add orange etc, hence why it probably tasted like bubble gum
My favorite street food was taho which is like brown sugar syrup, tapioca pearls on top of silken tofu it was such a great dessert
In the Philippines it's considered a breakfast food. Hehe
I remember eating Fish boll, and kikyam with scramble that was the good old days of 2019.
It’s so cool that you male such an effort to stay connected with your culture :D
0:08 is soooo satisfying!
Ahh yes the classic❤️❤️ actually u could also make it into other flavors other than strawberry flavor such as pandan and ube scramble which are also unique in its own way✨✨
I remember eating an orange one b4, what was that? It tasted banana-y with a bit of orange zing
I've never seen that before, it looks good!
The ice scramble guy where we live sells different flavors of these. Plain, Ube, Pandan and Melon and I would always buy Melon because it's really good.
This was a childhood delicacy still great to this day
I was never allowed to have this for sanitary reasons. I only had taho when I was in college.
We moved to a new city and we don't have that here. Now, I'm curious how it tastes
What were the issues with it?
@@eliseblair5228 Street foods in general are not very sanitary. There were some videos (in the 2000's, I was in grade school in the 90's) showing how some street foods were prepared in not very clean places.
Can't speak for all street foods. But my parents just wanted to protect us. My sister had hepatitis because of steetfoods, while a former colleague had amoebiasis.
It's a good thing there are options in the malls nowadays, like taho, kikiam, and the likes.
Hopefully, I could find the ice scramble mix that was used in the video
@@matahari2667 thanks for explaining!
@@eliseblair5228 you're welcome 😊
@@matahari2667 The scramble mix shown in this vid is available in Lazada.
The milk should should be skimmed milk instead of full cream milk. Hehehe
The person singing in the background gives me life.
the pink powder tastes like bubblegum but the ube and vanilla powder ones are my FAVOURITE
I was literally thinking about this last night before going to bed
Not gonna lie, even now I still don't know what flavor ice scramble is LOL
Love this! 😍
I prefer having more powdered milk on my scramble than the chocolate syrup 🤤
In Indonesia we called this "Es Doger" but the flavor is different, not banana but CocoPandan, it's a mix between a pandan flavor and coconut. It taste fresh and usually you served it with forbidden rice, Tape (fermented cassava) , tapioca pearls, coconut chunks, and some fruit if you want it. One of my favorite drink lol
when i was a kid, i used to escape from our bodyguard at school just to buy this iskrambol and then i would also buy one for him just so he wouldn't scold me when i come back 🤣
The bubblegum flavor is literally 90% just banana extract flavor. Of course it makes sense
that looks like a "raspado" but more liquid, in my country we kind of scrape a block of ice and fill a plastic cup with it, then we just flavor it with juice and other toppings. In spanish scrape is "raspar" so that's why it's called like that :)
I love that scramble I eat it every day
There's a little store few blocks away from my house and me and my cousins and my sister usually ride there on our bikes only get candies and they have this thing called a snowflake that's exactly like that and different flavors and it's really good😋
the powdered milk is my whole life I would steal for it
As a filipino these srambol shakes are BUSTIN good
Visited the Philippines 2 years ago, great food and the nicest people you’ll meet! Hope to visit again soon :)
Waaa I miss eating this when I was a kid ❤️ When you're playing with your friends and then eating it after or when just hanging out
It looks like the "pink milk" drink here in Thailand (but blended/shaved ice). It's usually made with Hale's blue boy red syrup and milk. It's really sweet and good. (I don't know how to describe the taste lol)
Aaaawwww so happy for you to enjoy our childhood favorites even in far away from home
Istg so many cultures have such unique foods that are not only delicious, but also look hella good 🤤
we love that slight piyok moment near the end 😂😂
I've had this its super tasty the syrup just mixes with the Coldness and the ice mixes well with powder or any other stuff
THE KARAOKE 😭😭💀💀💀
Oh my. 1 of my favorite way back 2010. Miss this so much. I'm salivating 🤤
I ate it today with mini marshmallow and some strawberry jelly syrup at my school
Scramble is one of the favorite street foods that kids here in philippines buy including me. Scrambles common toppings are chocolate syrup,milk,and marshmallows. The scramble vender travels from village to village and other scramble vender's came from the village on the mountain,and scrambles only sells at the province
I would always get this after school
Man this brings back memories of elementary days and now i want one
Ahh I used visit the Philippines every other summer break to see my grandparents and my older cousins used to always get this for us when they got back from school I miss this so freaking much
Oh I used to buy this at school back then. Good memories
Scramble is one of my favorite desserts, I always buy it after school,im from Philippines too
I love the karaoke at the background! Can't go wrong with it while there's a family gathering 😌🤚.
We have this in Costa Rica, we just call it granizado, and we use fruit flavored syrups, powdered milk, condensed milk and sometimes ice cream.
I remember eating this as an after school treat 🥺🥺 would stare intently at the vendor while they added the chocolate syrup too and hope that they would add more,, I love it so much,,
OMG I MISS THIS
Scramble is soo cheap yet so addictive
Ice scramble is one of my favorite Filipino desserts
My mom and dad introduced me to this and I loved it and it was pink with powdered milk,tiny marshmellows,sprinkles and chocolate syrup
I remember I would always buy that at lunch and after school! It hits the spot
Oooohhhh soft serve sounds so nice right now
At the other side of the road there's a small little scramble shop and that's where we buy scrambles, but they don't put other things than ice, powdered milk and little marshmallows
scramble with stick-o's and rice crispy, chef's kisses 🤧
I'm a proud Filipina!
this bring back so many memories when I was in elementary.. I would save my lunch money just to buy this and walk home..
I remember buying this after school. I usually ask the vendor to add more condensed milk and powder. Also Taho! They are my top favourite street snacks
i love ice scramble! especially the street ones. the fancy ones are eh, but still good
yess! ice scramble is my favorite!
I always ate this after school right outside of my school during elementary its the best snack before going home
This looks good I wanna try it, it is so much different!
I remember having my scramble with powdered milk, chocolate syrup and marshmallows.... That was so good!👌
I love it with extra milk powder and lots of marshmallows on top 😋
if you’ve ever tried Sakura powder for lattes and stuff, it also taste like bubblegum milk or cotton candy 🌸
I ate it sometimes when i was going to school. (the vendor of the Ice scramble was close to the school) Ah, the memories.
I love that street food we usually buy it for snack time
I ate scramble too when I was 4
I always have it when I was a child it's really good you can find it in the streets of Philippines
I remember manong who always bike's around in our barangay selling Ice scramble and it was very good
Brings back memories
Missed ice scramble ,my fav every recess time during my elementary years
that singing in the background was beautiful 🥰
Traditional bubblegum is actually mostly flavoured with mixed fruits! Though I do think the banana stands out :D
The best flavored ISKRAMBOL is made by a bandana wearing manong, who's got a manual ice mixer attached to the corner of his trike with makeshift table.
The whisk is always covered with a cellophane after using and the container should be a makeshift bucket made of a gallon.
Choco syrup and powdered milk.
That’s a beautiful peach pink color.
Ice scrambles are so good! Theyre a good snack for summer. Theyre kinda hard to find cause most of them are either sold out or too far to deliver to where we are..
The person in the back singing karaoke is singing their HEART out ✋🏼😭
Scramble my favourite when I was in high school. Delicious 😊
My dad always get that from he's friends cause they make them it's so delicious :)