If you don't mind a bit of mess (usually happens with crushed ice than shaved), you can mix it right away...but if you want less mess, eat it until the ice has a chance to melt a bit. It makes it easier to mix and you can even drink it too. But yeah, ice texture and portion size make a big difference in the ease of mixing.
I love Halo Halo. When I was a kid I would literally eat nata de coco and macapuno right off the jar LOL. The best part of eating Halo Halo is at the end when the ice have mostly melted, you can just drink the whole thing.
tasha b Make ir with coconut milk! It turns out delicious, you can also use the coconut cream in the can and just dilute with a bit of water. I am not vegan but I male it for mybvegan friends all the time and they love it
Love Halo Halo. Also Sago at gulaman. My husband is from the Philippines, so we eat a lot of traditional foods. It took some adjusting but I finally really enjoy and sometimes crave dinuguan.
I am half Filipino and my dad always gets us halo halo when he visits his mom. It makes me so happy and YESS the ice cream with the shaved is my favorite part.
I've never mixed mine. Lol. I guess it makes sense now that I look back on it. I'll stay without mixing it though. I sort of like separating some of the ingredients for certain foods. It's gonna get mixed in your mouth anyway, so that's kind of my thought process when eating it. Not Filipino myself, but I grew up around a lot of my friends' families whom are Filipino and naturally I've pretty much had a lot of Filipino cuisine growing up. Every corner was either Mexican restaurant or any other Asian restaurant you can think of from Japanese/Korean BBQ and all the way to more South East Asian foods. I guess I was lucky living in a more diverse area. I literally couldn't imagine not having all the variety of food I've had throughout he years. Haha.
I eat halo halo on a big cup and I mix it once I'm done eating the big parts and then use a bobba straw for the mixed halo halo. A halo halo shake, if you will.
WHERE MY FILIPINO SQUAD AT?! 👍😋😁😂🇵🇭And Emmy you did a fantastic job! It looks better than some returants I've been to 😂 Edit: Wow! Thanks so much for the likes! I didn't expect this!!! 😀✌ MABUHAY ANG FILIPINO!
In Malaysia, we have something like this but we called "Ice Kacang" or "Ais Batu Campur". It means mixed ice beans. Essentially like Halo-Halo but we have additional rose syrup, cream corn and peanuts.🍧🍧 Anyway love you and your videos a lot, Emma!❤
I'm Filipino and I have halo halo on special occasions. Or when we go out to a Filipino restaurant. My favorite toppings are ube ice cream, ube paste, and evaporated milk because it just mixes with everything and makes it so flavorful
Your halo-halo looked amazing, Emmy! Looks as good as the ones they serve in restaurants here. And I love how you even made your own ube ice cream. Looks just like the ube ice cream served in tubs here, I actually thought it was store-bought. Next time you make this, try mixing it all up together before eating it so you get a bit of everything in one spoonful. Try also adding a bit of a crunchy element next time like rice crispies or cornflakes. Traditionally, we add what is called pinipig, which is essentially toasted flattened sticky rice. 😊 Oh, and you also gotta try adding bananas cooked in brown sugar syrup, it's great! Anyways, terrific job, Emmy! That ice-shaving bit was totally hilarious. 😂 And this made me crave for halo-halo, too. 😄
We usually add rice crispies or what we locally called pinipig (dried flattened toasted rice) or if not available, we use corn flakes for added texture and nutty aroma. Its usually placed on top. This favorite Filipino dessert is usually mixed altogether. When everything is well mixed, what you scoop from the bottom of your bowl/glass adds to the surprise of what sweet preserve you're going to get. Thanks for featuring our all time favorite dessert! More power to your show! (Windsong677)
The most remarkable thing was that you were able to assemble authentic ingredients! From what I gather watching TV shows, the essence of that dessert is "no two bites alike" and you accomplished that admirably.
i love eating ice too when i'm stressed. when i was working at jollibee i used to get a lot of ice there before we close the store because the guys crew will just throw all the remaining ice every night. i ate a lot of ice there evey night.
this makes my filipino heart happy!! i've seen so many bullshit americanized recipes of halo halo on food network and tastemade. but the way emmy made it is very true to how my family makes it, and how i enjoyed it in restaurants in the philippines!! i personally put an obscene amount of leche flan and ube ice cream, and a little more evaporated milk than in the video lmao....it was nice to see emmy make this, and i hope that she enjoys more filipino food in the future!! chicken adobo would be a great one😁
Ok, so I have only had this once, from a Filipino store in Canada. The version I had was in a tall glass, which I believe is more common than a bowl. However, one thing I noticed was that the most important flavour in the one I had (although not necessarily my favourite) was the toasted rice, which I believe is called pinipig in Tagalog, but also coconut milk. I feel that those two elements are key and missing from this recipe. Any thoughts from the Filipinos out there?
kjgomes I'm half-Flip and have never seen coconut milk used in halo-halo, just condensed milk as the liquid. Pinipig isn't used all the time, either. I'd say the lecheflan, sweetened beans, jackfruit, and nata de coco are the most common ingredients, in my experience.
Cool. Thanks for the info! Actually, now that I think about it, maybe it was all the other coconut products that gave it that coconut like flavour which I thought was coconut milk. I don't think there was too much condensed milk used in the one I had as it didn't have that dairy taste. I was told by Filipino friends that the one I had was pretty authentic. And, I for one was not a fan of the pinipig as I felt like that's all I tasted, so I'm glad it's not used all the time. Anyway, I still liked it. Next, I want to try the halo halo ice cream I saw at the local Asian store!
kjgomes I'm a Filipino. I think what you're talking about is the Buko Halo. It's also halo halo but mixed with coconut ingredients and pinipig (sometimes) . It is usually served in a coconut shell to serve as a bowl. :)
Ah cool. I looked up Buko Halo-Halo online and it seems to be closer to what I had. What I had came in a glass and with a straw (and a spoon). It was definitely something you could suck liquid out of. The one in this video seems to be more similar to korean binsu, so just shaved ice with toppings as opposed to a drink. I guess like everything, different people make it in different ways.
kjgomes PINIPIG!!! They add a different dimension to eating halo-halo because they're so crispy. Like, there's a sudden crunch between the weird, slimy and gummy bites :-) It takes like nothing though, so any other substitute would be good, like the choco cigar Emmy used a garnish. Though the chocolate kinda disrupts the flavor... maybe.
@emmymadeinjapan This is so awesome! I am Filipino and I am so amazed that you had been faithful to the original ingredients sans the gulaman. The most impressive is that you had even made your own Ube ice cream! Kudos. I live in Australia now and we can't get ube or half of what you put here anywhere. I'm drooling watching this video. Well done
Looks amazing! When I was in Osaka last year I had a Matcha Parfait that was crazy good. I'd love to see your take on one. Mine included: Shaved Ice with Matcha Powder, Matcha Jelly, Cookies filled with Matcha Creme, Sweet Dumplings, and Green Tea Ice Cream
I just tried my first Halo Halo yesterday , it was AMAZING!!! I’m hooked!!! I learned about it from travel vloggers( vlogsquad) on TH-cam that live in the Philippines. It’s so delicious!
Ms Emmy i really loved you for always featuring filipino delicacies. And today is halo halo means mix of fruits and anything you want to add. It is better when you mix it well before eating. That is how filipino eat halo halo mix all the ingredients before eating.
Ok Emmy I have something you might like. I used to live in Tucson, Arizona and I was a frequent visitor to the swamp meet. There was this cup that was sold briefly with all types of favorites in it and if I remember correctly it was: a plastic cup filled mostly with coated peanuts, pieces of chili spiced tamarind, salsghetti by the Lucas brand, takis, and it was dosed in chamoy and lime juice, I swear it's the greatest combination! Longtime fan, I love you !!!
Hi emmy! It was great to see u make that! I love halo halo..but here in the Philippines..before we eat them.. we mix them all together literally toggle them...until everything is incorporated until it it become like a mixture of all the ingredients so the flavors are well-combined and rich...that is why it is called halo halo...you literally have to "mix-mix" all the ingredients before it is eaten ...it is a winner!
I saw this as a throw back in one of your newer videos and knew i would like it then i open the video and hearing that wonderful bass clarinet put a smile on my face! :] beautiful instrument, i wish it was featured more (in general ahah)
Try mixing it next time! It's a totally different experience when the textures are combined together. Sort of like a box of chocolates; you'll never know what the next bite will contain! Favorite topping would be sweetened bananas, sago and macapuno. Sometimes they add yema (I think it's commonly known as dulce de leche?) and it's so so good. Big fan from the Philippines! Enjoyed this immensely. :D
The way Emmy describes something i have almost regularly.. it makes me so proud lol never really thought of halohalo as something complex :P i'm really glad you enjoyed halohalo Emmy! Much love from the Philippines! 💞
I love halo-halo my favorite are the beans, langka(jackfruit), nata de coco, ube, leche flan.... In conclusion I love every toppings you've put in your halo-halo😍
Aww, the whole point of a Halo-Halo is to mix it! It's tastes completely different when all the syrups and the ice creams has mixed into the milk. A completely different experience
Awesome job!!! Halo halo is one of my favorite desserts! Because of its complexity it is so much fun to eat...many flavors and textures that give your mouth and taste buds a very tasteful and delicious experience! I like to stir mine up together and every mouthful becomes a delightful surprise....like a box of chocolate....you never know what your going to get...but it's always mmmmm mmmmmmm goooooooood! 😋
Just want to say thank so much for making these videos! Youve given me countless new recipes and ingredient ideas! You're the reason im now obsessed with tabasco! Your voice is so soothing and your videos are so nice and calm! I watch them whenever i am really stressed or anxious! Im really really happy i found your videos! :) :3
I think you should also mix them all together to get all the flavors compliment each other, hence the halo-halo (mix mix) term. :) I love halo-halo and you made it beautifully!
Emmy im a filipino and i live in the philippines currently and i love halo halo but i see you were eating it wrong. You are right roughly translated it means mix mix. thats what you are supposed to do mix all of it together until the different elements incorporate into a single purple mixture.
i meant this comment as an fyi only didnt mean to offend and there are ways to eat specific things for example fruit salad its like having the cream on the side then eating a specific fruit dipping it into the cream then eating it. Just like fruit salad you have to mix it together so you get all the fruits in just one bite :D
Wow ang bastos mo talaga. Taga southville international school and colleges ako sa las pinas. Hind mo kilala ako ha. Wala kang karapatan para bastosin ako. Putangina mo
This is so adorable! Great job recreating halo-halo. My favorite is the white version, which has macapuno, sweetened saba (like a plantain), and leche flan. I never did like ube and beans, so always give away my ice cream or have it replaced with vanilla ice cream.
In my place, halo-halos usually sold by the households are sweetened using sugar instead of condensed milk. "minatamis na saging" or sweetened banana added to its sweetness too. You can also add sweet potatoes in there which is my favorite! And like what they said, for me it's better to mix everything first. And I also want the ice to be melted before I dig into it. 😊
I looove halo-halo!! I think I asked for boba in it last I ordered it. I know it had different colored geleé candies in it, and for sure the ice cream and sweet beans. It was so good!
I really appreciate how authentic you went with your halo halo! Especially how you made your own ice cream with ube too! Just remember to mix it next time haha
Good job Emmy! My fave topping is Nata de coco (something about that chewy texture). I never really "mix-mix" it til I'm at the bottom of the glass. 🍨 and I usually spread a layer of Ube jam inside my glass before loading up with shaved ice and the rest of the goodies.
That's nice that you've tried a Filipino desert! I watched some youtubers tried that and they didn't like it probably they didn't do what you did for the toppings.
My mom and I eat this quite often! We don't have the ube in it because we won't eat much of the ice cream aside from in halo halo. We do put mostly the pre made halo halo mix with extra beans, jellies, and we usually use just milk. I like sweet, she doesn't, so she prefers it without condensed milk. Sometimes she uses evaporated if we have it. You should try more Filipino food because I find most of them sooooo stinking good.
Hi Emmy! Just wanna say I love your videos! A little something to share, Halo-halo (halo) means mix. In the latter part you should have mixed every ingredient together 😊 Thus giving every spoon of halo-halo a cold and milky taste👍try it next time and add some sweetened bananas, gulaman and sago. You'll love it!
This is pretty similar to a Costa Rican granizado!! It's shaved ice, condensed milk, powdered milk, and any flavored syrup!! You should try that and also try the Churchill, which is pretty similar but it has ice cream
Pinipig, sago, gulaman, corn, saging na saba (sweeter plantain variant) are definitely my favorites. .i like my halohalo mixed..keeps me excited at every scoop...
Was waiting for you to violently mix it into oblivion but still a good video, Emmy 😂 halo-halo means mix mix, and for good reason because in my opinion, it tastes a lot better when it's all combined together. But I'm sure you can eat it the way you did but trust me when I say it tastes a lot better when mixed :)
I LOVVVVVVEEEE THE LECHE FLAN PART, also you can make it yourself pretty easily and make very creamy, all you need is Sweetened condensed milk and evaporated milk and also a steamer, I haven't really made it but I wanted to so I watched some vids before!
I guess I was suppose to mix it up...
emmymadeinjapan yes ! When it's mixed, every spoonful is a surprise coz you'll never know what's in it. 😁😁
yeah that's why they call it halo halo. ;)
If you don't mind a bit of mess (usually happens with crushed ice than shaved), you can mix it right away...but if you want less mess, eat it until the ice has a chance to melt a bit. It makes it easier to mix and you can even drink it too. But yeah, ice texture and portion size make a big difference in the ease of mixing.
emmymadeinjapan its ok! Everyone makes simple mistakes, but now you know something new!
It's nice enough that you made it and tried it 😊
I love Halo Halo. When I was a kid I would literally eat nata de coco and macapuno right off the jar LOL. The best part of eating Halo Halo is at the end when the ice have mostly melted, you can just drink the whole thing.
I love Halo-halo so much honestly I just love anything Filipino lol #filipinoatheart
"What? Beans in a desert? "
Asians : uuuuh yeah isn't that... Normal?
Lol
Really how it be doe
Red bean
I heard of red beans being used but not white beans. I guess if red bean can make something sweet so can any other bean.
Who wants to see bingsu? Kakigori?
emmymadeinjapan I'd love to see some bingsu!!
emmymadeinjapan do a bingsu versus halo halo! Id love to see how they stack up against each other.
emmymadeinjapan that would be sweet :-)
Me
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Would love to see you making mexican arroz con leche and agua de horchata (they take pretty much the same ingredients) my fave!!!
+Claudia Vélez Thanks for the suggestion!
Arroz con Leche is sooo good I need to learn how to veganize it
milk rice?
Disgusting
Leviathan Steam it's more like a pudding dessert
tasha b Make ir with coconut milk! It turns out delicious, you can also use the coconut cream in the can and just dilute with a bit of water. I am not vegan but I male it for mybvegan friends all the time and they love it
Love Halo Halo. Also Sago at gulaman.
My husband is from the Philippines, so we eat a lot of traditional foods. It took some adjusting but I finally really enjoy and sometimes crave dinuguan.
What is dinuguan?
I am half Filipino and my dad always gets us halo halo when he visits his mom. It makes me so happy and YESS the ice cream with the shaved is my favorite part.
Also youre supposed to mix it because halo means mix (halo halo = mix mix)
Mariah Fojas tbh I always left it unmixed
I've never mixed mine. Lol. I guess it makes sense now that I look back on it. I'll stay without mixing it though. I sort of like separating some of the ingredients for certain foods. It's gonna get mixed in your mouth anyway, so that's kind of my thought process when eating it. Not Filipino myself, but I grew up around a lot of my friends' families whom are Filipino and naturally I've pretty much had a lot of Filipino cuisine growing up. Every corner was either Mexican restaurant or any other Asian restaurant you can think of from Japanese/Korean BBQ and all the way to more South East Asian foods. I guess I was lucky living in a more diverse area. I literally couldn't imagine not having all the variety of food I've had throughout he years. Haha.
Mariah Fojas yup
Yup! I guess different preferences for different people, but I think it works best when everything is well mixed :)
I eat halo halo on a big cup and I mix it once I'm done eating the big parts and then use a bobba straw for the mixed halo halo. A halo halo shake, if you will.
YESSSSS I LOVE HALO HALO
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Emmy is like the bill nye of food😂😂😂❤️
+Jocelyn Sullivan Is that a compliment? 😂
emmymadeinjapan Of course!😂
emmymadeinjapan Bill Nye is awesome!!! Love watching you!!!
Bill Nye da science guy
eeww Bill Nye is a pervert, not even close. This lady is a sweetheart.
I was at a phillepino party and they made the most amazing ube cake. The most beautyful purple cake and it tasted amazing.
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@@Fiberfairypilipinas typical pinoy. Mapamuna ng spelling at grammar.
@@Fiberfairypilipinasnext time try to correct with respect ha, bastos ng bunganga.
was trying to be sarcastic but i guess peeps cant take a joke. sorry if it seemed offensive. 😕
@@Fiberfairypilipinas lol
Who knew ice shavers were so violent? :P
They had difficult childhoods.
That looks so good and really fun to eat!!
WHERE MY FILIPINO SQUAD AT?! 👍😋😁😂🇵🇭And Emmy you did a fantastic job! It looks better than some returants I've been to 😂 Edit: Wow! Thanks so much for the likes! I didn't expect this!!! 😀✌ MABUHAY ANG FILIPINO!
Yeay Pinoy! ^_^
Dito po
Mocha_Cup Hiiii 😂😁
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When you were grinding the ice, your squeals, faces, and overall reaction was the best 🤣😂👌🏼 you are absolutely adorable !!!! I was laughing with you!!
In Malaysia, we have something like this but we called "Ice Kacang" or "Ais Batu Campur". It means mixed ice beans. Essentially like Halo-Halo but we have additional rose syrup, cream corn and peanuts.🍧🍧 Anyway love you and your videos a lot, Emma!❤
I'm Filipino and I have halo halo on special occasions. Or when we go out to a Filipino restaurant. My favorite toppings are ube ice cream, ube paste, and evaporated milk because it just mixes with everything and makes it so flavorful
Your halo-halo looked amazing, Emmy! Looks as good as the ones they serve in restaurants here. And I love how you even made your own ube ice cream. Looks just like the ube ice cream served in tubs here, I actually thought it was store-bought. Next time you make this, try mixing it all up together before eating it so you get a bit of everything in one spoonful. Try also adding a bit of a crunchy element next time like rice crispies or cornflakes. Traditionally, we add what is called pinipig, which is essentially toasted flattened sticky rice. 😊 Oh, and you also gotta try adding bananas cooked in brown sugar syrup, it's great! Anyways, terrific job, Emmy! That ice-shaving bit was totally hilarious. 😂 And this made me crave for halo-halo, too. 😄
We usually add rice crispies or what we locally called pinipig (dried flattened toasted rice) or if not available, we use corn flakes for added texture and nutty aroma. Its usually placed on top. This favorite Filipino dessert is usually mixed altogether. When everything is well mixed, what you scoop from the bottom of your bowl/glass adds to the surprise of what sweet preserve you're going to get. Thanks for featuring our all time favorite dessert! More power to your show! (Windsong677)
Emmy i would so eat that. You did a pretty stinking good job making our dish. It looks amazingly good. LOVE YOU !! YOUR AWESOME! 😉
+China Rodriguez Aw.... Thanks! 🙏
China Rodriguez IT IS NOT STINKING
China Rodriguez IT IS JUST ASTOUNDING
The most remarkable thing was that you were able to assemble authentic ingredients! From what I gather watching TV shows, the essence of that dessert is "no two bites alike" and you accomplished that admirably.
Ahh I needed one of those machines when I was pregnant. I had pica with a winter pregnancy and I loved eating ice and snow 😂😂😂
Brynn Roemer me too!!!
Brynn Roemer weird but
It's cool😏
i love eating ice too when i'm stressed. when i was working at jollibee i used to get a lot of ice there before we close the store because the guys crew will just throw all the remaining ice every night. i ate a lot of ice there evey night.
this makes my filipino heart happy!! i've seen so many bullshit americanized recipes of halo halo on food network and tastemade. but the way emmy made it is very true to how my family makes it, and how i enjoyed it in restaurants in the philippines!! i personally put an obscene amount of leche flan and ube ice cream, and a little more evaporated milk than in the video lmao....it was nice to see emmy make this, and i hope that she enjoys more filipino food in the future!! chicken adobo would be a great one😁
Ok, so I have only had this once, from a Filipino store in Canada. The version I had was in a tall glass, which I believe is more common than a bowl. However, one thing I noticed was that the most important flavour in the one I had (although not necessarily my favourite) was the toasted rice, which I believe is called pinipig in Tagalog, but also coconut milk. I feel that those two elements are key and missing from this recipe. Any thoughts from the Filipinos out there?
kjgomes I'm half-Flip and have never seen coconut milk used in halo-halo, just condensed milk as the liquid. Pinipig isn't used all the time, either. I'd say the lecheflan, sweetened beans, jackfruit, and nata de coco are the most common ingredients, in my experience.
Cool. Thanks for the info! Actually, now that I think about it, maybe it was all the other coconut products that gave it that coconut like flavour which I thought was coconut milk. I don't think there was too much condensed milk used in the one I had as it didn't have that dairy taste. I was told by Filipino friends that the one I had was pretty authentic. And, I for one was not a fan of the pinipig as I felt like that's all I tasted, so I'm glad it's not used all the time. Anyway, I still liked it. Next, I want to try the halo halo ice cream I saw at the local Asian store!
kjgomes I'm a Filipino. I think what you're talking about is the Buko Halo. It's also halo halo but mixed with coconut ingredients and pinipig (sometimes) . It is usually served in a coconut shell to serve as a bowl. :)
Ah cool. I looked up Buko Halo-Halo online and it seems to be closer to what I had. What I had came in a glass and with a straw (and a spoon). It was definitely something you could suck liquid out of. The one in this video seems to be more similar to korean binsu, so just shaved ice with toppings as opposed to a drink. I guess like everything, different people make it in different ways.
kjgomes PINIPIG!!! They add a different dimension to eating halo-halo because they're so crispy. Like, there's a sudden crunch between the weird, slimy and gummy bites :-) It takes like nothing though, so any other substitute would be good, like the choco cigar Emmy used a garnish. Though the chocolate kinda disrupts the flavor... maybe.
Your way of describing the taste is very descriptive, it almost feels as if i'm eating it. Love you, Emmy xx.
Ahh, looks so good. Yet again another delicious dish by Emmy.
@emmymadeinjapan This is so awesome! I am Filipino and I am so amazed that you had been faithful to the original ingredients sans the gulaman. The most impressive is that you had even made your own Ube ice cream! Kudos. I live in Australia now and we can't get ube or half of what you put here anywhere. I'm drooling watching this video. Well done
Looks amazing! When I was in Osaka last year I had a Matcha Parfait that was crazy good. I'd love to see your take on one. Mine included: Shaved Ice with Matcha Powder, Matcha Jelly, Cookies filled with Matcha Creme, Sweet Dumplings, and Green Tea Ice Cream
I just tried my first Halo Halo yesterday , it was AMAZING!!! I’m hooked!!! I learned about it from travel vloggers( vlogsquad) on TH-cam that live in the Philippines. It’s so delicious!
When you were crushing the ice. It was so loud that my dog woke up and hit me in the face. Which turned off my phone.
BBQ DAMIE that happened
Ms Emmy i really loved you for always featuring filipino delicacies. And today is halo halo means mix of fruits and anything you want to add.
It is better when you mix it well before eating. That is how filipino eat halo halo mix all the ingredients before eating.
"Who knew ice shavers were so violent?"
Yey for another Filipino food featured on your channel. 😄 I love my halo halo with sweetened bananas as well.
You did so great making Halo-halo! I'm so proud of you! Thanks, Emmy!
Beautifully made, Emmy!! Looks delicious! Sending you love from a proud Filipino-American ☺️💖✨
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I have always wanted to try this! Thanks for showing how to do this in your own home, now I can too. Looks like a lot of work but well worth it! ❤
There's a restaurant near me, called Jollibee, that has this! I've tried it and, while not my choice for a treat, it was an interesting experience!
Waterflame if there's a jollibee by u there's probably a chow king too, go there they have better halo halo in my opinion
also Goldilocks is a popular Philippine bakery/restaurant chain!
There is no halo halo in jollibee maybe on chow king
jay fawn there is halo-halo in jollibee!!
jay fawn there is
Your plating technique is like, God tier. You always make everything look so amazing!
Her face when she was making the shaved ice was priceless lmao. Emmy is cute!
Ok Emmy I have something you might like. I used to live in Tucson, Arizona and I was a frequent visitor to the swamp meet. There was this cup that was sold briefly with all types of favorites in it and if I remember correctly it was: a plastic cup filled mostly with coated peanuts, pieces of chili spiced tamarind, salsghetti by the Lucas brand, takis, and it was dosed in chamoy and lime juice, I swear it's the greatest combination! Longtime fan, I love you !!!
Everytime I watch your channel I have to eat something or be full and not hungry during the time you describe your foods lol🤣
I've had it several times in the Philippines, and it's deeeelicious! I haven't had it with the flan. I love that even fast food restaurants serve it!
Where did you find the ube powder and halo halo jar?
That ice shaver machine sounds like a machine gun! Oh my goodness!
Hahahahaha yeah but i like her reaction lol.
I had to go let the dog out and I thought it was some crime drama my mom was watching on TV.
Hi emmy! It was great to see u make that! I love halo halo..but here in the Philippines..before we eat them.. we mix them all together literally toggle them...until everything is incorporated until it it become like a mixture of all the ingredients so the flavors are well-combined and rich...that is why it is called halo halo...you literally have to "mix-mix" all the ingredients before it is eaten ...it is a winner!
That ice maker was the most savage guest you've had on your show.
I saw this as a throw back in one of your newer videos and knew i would like it
then i open the video and hearing that wonderful bass clarinet put a smile on my face! :]
beautiful instrument, i wish it was featured more (in general ahah)
Watching Emmy use the ice grinder just cracked me up... "It's violent!"
Try mixing it next time! It's a totally different experience when the textures are combined together. Sort of like a box of chocolates; you'll never know what the next bite will contain! Favorite topping would be sweetened bananas, sago and macapuno. Sometimes they add yema (I think it's commonly known as dulce de leche?) and it's so so good. Big fan from the Philippines! Enjoyed this immensely. :D
Hi Emmy! Thanks for uploading :D
DIY Kamaya don't like me, don't comment lol..
DIY Kamaya you sound like the girls exactly at my school "EW"
DIY Kamaya just like your "ew" face.
Had some last night for the first time at a Filipino restaurant, and it was amazing. It actually looked very similar to yours, but had more flan.
i'm not Filipino but I love halo-halo :)
The way Emmy describes something i have almost regularly.. it makes me so proud lol never really thought of halohalo as something complex :P i'm really glad you enjoyed halohalo Emmy! Much love from the Philippines! 💞
Emmy ...your face while you used the shaved ice maker thing at the beginning cracked me up 😂😂😂😂😂😫😧😮😲😦😯
I love halo-halo my favorite are the beans, langka(jackfruit), nata de coco, ube, leche flan.... In conclusion I love every toppings you've put in your halo-halo😍
Aww, the whole point of a Halo-Halo is to mix it! It's tastes completely different when all the syrups and the ice creams has mixed into the milk. A completely different experience
Awesome job!!! Halo halo is one of my favorite desserts! Because of its complexity it is so much fun to eat...many flavors and textures that give your mouth and taste buds a very tasteful and delicious experience! I like to stir mine up together and every mouthful becomes a delightful surprise....like a box of chocolate....you never know what your going to get...but it's always mmmmm mmmmmmm goooooooood! 😋
Omg I love halo halo! So happy that you made it 😇😂
Just want to say thank so much for making these videos! Youve given me countless new recipes and ingredient ideas! You're the reason im now obsessed with tabasco! Your voice is so soothing and your videos are so nice and calm! I watch them whenever i am really stressed or anxious! Im really really happy i found your videos! :) :3
I think you should also mix them all together to get all the flavors compliment each other, hence the halo-halo (mix mix) term. :) I love halo-halo and you made it beautifully!
Watching Emmy freak out over the shaved ice machine is the cutest thing I've seen all month.
That end tho 😂😂😂 love you Emmy so much you are my inspiration ❤️❤️❤️
Bring back so many memories. Travelled to the Philippines almost 2 years ago and had a loooooot of Halo-Halo, it was soooo good.
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Emmy im a filipino and i live in the philippines currently and i love halo halo but i see you were eating it wrong. You are right roughly translated it means mix mix. thats what you are supposed to do mix all of it together until the different elements incorporate into a single purple mixture.
Mikkel Tapay yeah not everyone eats it mixed. My family leaves eats it as is.
Mikkel Tapay she put it in her mouth and chewed she ate it right. Geeze 🙄
i meant this comment as an fyi only didnt mean to offend and there are ways to eat specific things for example fruit salad its like having the cream on the side then eating a specific fruit dipping it into the cream then eating it. Just like fruit salad you have to mix it together so you get all the fruits in just one bite :D
Mikkel Tapay here we go again!!! hoy gago hindi sya pinoy wag mo syang pakialaman gunggong ka.. wag kang umastang probinsyanong taga bundok
Wow ang bastos mo talaga. Taga southville international school and colleges ako sa las pinas. Hind mo kilala ako ha. Wala kang karapatan para bastosin ako. Putangina mo
This is so adorable! Great job recreating halo-halo. My favorite is the white version, which has macapuno, sweetened saba (like a plantain), and leche flan. I never did like ube and beans, so always give away my ice cream or have it replaced with vanilla ice cream.
I was waiting when will you mix the halo halo. Lool, good job making it though
In my place, halo-halos usually sold by the households are sweetened using sugar instead of condensed milk. "minatamis na saging" or sweetened banana added to its sweetness too. You can also add sweet potatoes in there which is my favorite! And like what they said, for me it's better to mix everything first. And I also want the ice to be melted before I dig into it. 😊
my mouth always waters while watching her videos hungry
I looove halo-halo!! I think I asked for boba in it last I ordered it. I know it had different colored geleé candies in it, and for sure the ice cream and sweet beans. It was so good!
That ice shaver reminds me of when you have a bad case of diarrhea. I'm laughing way more than I should lmao
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I made this glorious bright purple ube pie for Christmas last year. It was so bright! So cool.
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I feel like this meme is taking over youtube.. Lol.
I love the little bits of music in these.
Halo-Halo the over achieving cousin to the sundae lmao
I really appreciate how authentic you went with your halo halo! Especially how you made your own ice cream with ube too! Just remember to mix it next time haha
Missed the opportunity to say "halo halo my lovelies!" xD (Norwegian: Hallo = Hello)
Tronderose in Dutch as well!
And in German, too
Good job Emmy! My fave topping is Nata de coco (something about that chewy texture). I never really "mix-mix" it til I'm at the bottom of the glass. 🍨 and I usually spread a layer of Ube jam inside my glass before loading up with shaved ice and the rest of the goodies.
"Hello my beautiful lovelies..."
Emmy you always make my day when you say that 😊🍨🍧
Wow! Thanks for featuring halo halo! And you even used the filipino terms for the ingedients. Nice!
You should plsss try Jollibee😊
Oh Emmy, once I tried Halo Halo, I can't get it out of my head. It is so good it ought to be illegal. It is my favorite shaved ice dessert.
That look so good. That thing beats all the reputable halo2 stores in the Philippines
ararj Really now?
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That's nice that you've tried a Filipino desert! I watched some youtubers tried that and they didn't like it probably they didn't do what you did for the toppings.
Who knew ice shavers were so violent? 😉
My mom and I eat this quite often! We don't have the ube in it because we won't eat much of the ice cream aside from in halo halo. We do put mostly the pre made halo halo mix with extra beans, jellies, and we usually use just milk. I like sweet, she doesn't, so she prefers it without condensed milk. Sometimes she uses evaporated if we have it. You should try more Filipino food because I find most of them sooooo stinking good.
This reminds me of a Korean shaved ice dessert :)
Hi Emmy! Just wanna say I love your videos! A little something to share, Halo-halo (halo) means mix. In the latter part you should have mixed every ingredient together 😊 Thus giving every spoon of halo-halo a cold and milky taste👍try it next time and add some sweetened bananas, gulaman and sago. You'll love it!
I love halo-halo but I prefer "banana con yelo" and "mais con yelo" -much simpler and easy to do. :)
Is it hielo like ice or is yelo something different? Because shaved ice and banana sounds good
@@sarabeth641 yes. Yelo is ice
this is a pretty impressive rendition! i looove adding extra jackfruit into my halo halo along with a dollop of ube jam 😍😍
last time i was this early, emmy was still in japan 🤔😂
This is pretty similar to a Costa Rican granizado!! It's shaved ice, condensed milk, powdered milk, and any flavored syrup!! You should try that and also try the Churchill, which is pretty similar but it has ice cream
When you said: "icier and colder," Siri decided you said Siri and colder while I was watching and asked what I meant. So weird! Lol
That looked delicious and yes, quenching. Thank you Emmy!
Speaking of Filipino food do pancit malabon 👌😁
Yum! Yum! Such a beautiful visual! Very delicious. Craving for Halo-halo right now.
You put that out, Missy! 🚭
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Pinipig, sago, gulaman, corn, saging na saba (sweeter plantain variant) are definitely my favorites. .i like my halohalo mixed..keeps me excited at every scoop...
Was waiting for you to violently mix it into oblivion but still a good video, Emmy 😂 halo-halo means mix mix, and for good reason because in my opinion, it tastes a lot better when it's all combined together. But I'm sure you can eat it the way you did but trust me when I say it tastes a lot better when mixed :)
I LOVVVVVVEEEE THE LECHE FLAN PART, also you can make it yourself pretty easily and make very creamy, all you need is Sweetened condensed milk and evaporated milk and also a steamer, I haven't really made it but I wanted to so I watched some vids before!
Who knew ice shavers were so violent? 😊
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I love halo halo. For me if the flan is made well which is supposed to be creamy/ dense instead of rubbery it really sends it over the top.