BEN'S HALO-HALOSAN PABLO, LAGUNAA Pinoy favorite is given a new twist in a restaurant at San Pablo City, Laguna. Owned by Mang Ben, thus the name "Ben's Halo-halo Ice Cream," it offers guests the&nbsp;first spicy haluhalo ice creamin the Philippines for only 50 pesos

<ul><li class="ql-align-justify">While the Japanese settlers left after&nbsp;World War II, the Filipinos took hold of the dessert’s popularity and adapted it to suit their preferences – for instance, adding&nbsp;ube&nbsp;jam or&nbsp;ube&nbsp;ice cream to the concoction.</li><li class="ql-align-justify">Since then,&nbsp;Halo-halo&nbsp;has become one of the Philippines' best comfort food dishes. Indeed, recipes for&nbsp;Halo-halo&nbsp;vary widely, depending on your preferences or a locality’s specialty.</li></ul>

PRITONG HALO-HALO SAN FERNANDO, LA UNIONAside from using regular ingredients Halo halo de Iloko dining introduce additional texture by layering polvoron underneath all that creamy sweetness! Their haluhalo starts at P99, with their Pritong Halo-Halo (P150) raning as their best-seller.CHECK ALSO <a href="https://theculturetrip.com/asia/philippines/articles/the-best-halo-halo-in-manila-philippines/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">BEST HALUHALO IN MANILA, PHILIPPINES </a>and <a href="https://www.thepoortraveler.net/2020/04/philippines-halo-halo/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">UNIQUE HALOHALO VERSIONS AROUND THE PHILIPPINES</a>Reference https://www.yummy.ph/news-trends/halo-halo-philippines-a1785-20190501-lfrm

<ul><li>This icy treat is known for its flavorful taste, and has a rich history that dates back to the pre-war Japanese period.</li><li>This favourite shaved ice dessert was introduced to the Filipinos by the Japanese settlers. According to historians, the Japanese had sweet desserts called ‘Mitsumame‘ or ‘mongo con hielo‘ and ‘kakigori’ which closely resemble the Filipinos' Halo-halo.</li><li>After they introduced the dessert, locals made variations by adding fruit preserves and custards.</li></ul>

HISTORY

SALUD'S HALO-HALOLUCBAN, QUEZONWith ice so refined and velvety, the halo-halo is definitely impressive. It also contains roasted pinipig which provides an incredible blend to the flavor of the entire halo halo. Most ingredients are made&nbsp;fresh in-house&nbsp;producing this exquisite dessert.

SOME VARIETIES OF HALO-HALO IN THE PHILIPPINES

Haluhalo is a popular Filipino iced dessert. “Halo-Halo” literally means “mix-mix”. As its name implies it's a mixture of boiled sweet beans, gelatin, preserved or fresh sweet fruits, tapioca, and other sweet ingredients topped off with shaved ice, and evaporated milk. It is usually served in a tall glass or bowl.

HALO-HALO

Discover where to find the best halo-halo in Metro Manila and indulge yourself in this creamy, rich, and flavourful Filipino dessert.