7), had been visiting the BF Homes branch to take home halo-halo not once but many times already. In recent times, actor Mark Anthony Fernandez ( Miracle in Cell No. Just steps away from it, also from the same side, is Mini-Stop convenience store.Īlready, Ben’s Halo-Halo has been attracting a lot of customers and their best-selling product is, unsurprisingly, their signature halo-halo. It is located between Shakey’s and Starbucks Coffee at the same side. Recently along the same road, the BF Homes branch of Ben’s Halo-Halo Ice Cream opened within the area of Phase 3 in the subdivision. Laguna’s creamiest halo-halo is now in BF Homes!įor the newcomers reading this, Aguirre Avenue, the major road inside BF Homes subdivision in Parañaque City, is well known for being a major commercial stretch where people can find lots of restaurants, stores, coffee shops and the like. For South Metro Manila community developments, member engagements, commerce and other relevant updates, join the growing South Metro Manila Facebook group at Also say NO to fake news, NO to irresponsible journalism, NO to misinformation, NO to plagiarists, NO to reckless publishers and NO to sinister propaganda when it comes to news and developments. Also please feel free to visit my Facebook page Author Carlo Carrasco and follow me at more South Metro Manila community news and developments, come back here soon. If you are looking for a copywriter to create content for your special project or business, check out my services and my portfolio. If you find this article engaging, please click the like button below and also please consider sharing this article to others. The details regarding ordering such as how to pay, what form to fill up and how long it will take for orders to be delivered are available for viewing at the FB page.įor those of you living in or near Las Piñas City, there is a local seller of Gold Delight ice cream products and you can call them at mobile phone numbers 0915-4606505 or 0917-3646363. If you are interested in ordering Gold Delight ice cream products and have them delivered to your household, call their mobile number 09190091543 or visit them at their official Facebook page at As such, Gold Delight’s Coco Halo-halo ice cream is recommended.įor more content about Gold Delight and Ice Cream House, check out my Coffee Crumble-Cocoflan article as well as my DIY Sundae Box article and the Pastilla de Langka article. It is also ideal during this hot summer season. While it is not as sweet as the standalone halo-halo dessert (note: which can be served sometimes with condensed milk by certain sellers), it still is delicious in my taste. Its taste is enhanced when you eat the ice cream with the frozen (but not hard) ingredients. So what can I say about the Coco Halo-halo ice cream? It is made with water, coconut milk, sugar, milk solids, red mongo beans, white beans, kaong, nata de coco, and jackfruit strips to name some. These were sold in Las Piñas City for P90 and P275 respectively. Here, I want to show you Gold Delight’s Coco Halo-halo ice cream which is now available in pints and half-gallons!Ĭoco Halo-halo in pint and in half-gallon. Now in line with this article’s topic, try to imagine halo-halo in the form of an ice cream! That’s right! There is such a thing and in certain points during my lifetime, I consumed ice cream designed to have the taste and ingredients of halo-halo! Such halo-halo flavored ice cream were temporarily offered by the different ice cream makers. In this form, the consumer will experience a unique, sweetened taste with each serving by the spoon complete with different ingredients entering his or her mouth. Halo-halo then means mixture (rough translation – mix-mix) which is realized when a consumer mixes all the ingredients together. In Tagalog (the major language here in the Philippines), halo means mix. For the foreigners and newcomers reading this, the Halo-halo is the cold dessert composed of crushed ice, milk (condensed or evaporated) and a variety of ingredients such as purple yam (ube), nata de coco, leche flan slices, sweet beans, coconut strips, jelly orbs, gelatin portions, fruit slices and a scoop of ice cream. Here in the Philippines, what is considered by many to be the most popular local dessert reflecting the Filipino culture is the Halo-halo.
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