filipinos help me identify a dessert.

[kobeoverbron]

maybe some kakanin with latik? biko? or some rice bibingka with latik sauce?
fan of filipino desserts but can't ID these. haha. HTH

 

[bullsfan4life]

 is it ube halaya or:

sapin sapin. btw, pics aren't mine.hehe



THANKS RED

 

[bullsfan4life]

 is it ube halaya or:

sapin sapin. btw, pics aren't mine.hehe



THANKS RED

 

[boopaolo]

Originally Posted by blasdiaz

this?

 

[boopaolo]

Originally Posted by blasdiaz

this?

 

[vanitysim]

This thread is making me hungryyy

 

[vanitysim]

This thread is making me hungryyy

 

[jrjmd]

yeah maybe champorado.

 

[jrjmd]

yeah maybe champorado.

 

[kingcrux31]

Been wanting to reply since 10 hours ago but I'm stumped.

And I know my Filipino food.

 

[kingcrux31]

Been wanting to reply since 10 hours ago but I'm stumped.

And I know my Filipino food.

 

[rebelboy]

INUTAK and ICE CREAM

  
Inutak is a  yummy rice cake, soft, creamy and usually eaten when still warm. It is topped with ice cream like apple pie ala mode.



bring your fav Filipino food for tom's release

 

[rebelboy]

INUTAK and ICE CREAM

  
Inutak is a  yummy rice cake, soft, creamy and usually eaten when still warm. It is topped with ice cream like apple pie ala mode.



bring your fav Filipino food for tom's release

 

[rebelboy]

more inutak pic

 

[rebelboy]

more inutak pic

 

[kingferic]

Nilupak?

 

[kingferic]

Nilupak?

 

[kidufc]

Originally Posted by bullsfan4life

 is it ube halaya

it looks like that

but more like this with some kind of a milk liquid (maybe its milk idk) poured over

looks like but substitue the above picture with the poi

anyone?

Where in the Philippines did you have it? Manila? And can you really trust your memory as a 3 year old?
not really sure.. pretty much everywhere they took me that had a market. i pretty much remember everything from when i was 3 years old.. that was the year ive gotten my first bon3r *pause*  when my babysitter was rubbing my back so i can fall asleep

Originally Posted by kingcrux31

Been wanting to reply since 10 hours ago but I'm stumped.

And I know my Filipino food.

you were the person i was counting on that might know the answer..

 

[kidufc]

Originally Posted by bullsfan4life

 is it ube halaya

it looks like that

but more like this with some kind of a milk liquid (maybe its milk idk) poured over

looks like but substitue the above picture with the poi

anyone?

Where in the Philippines did you have it? Manila? And can you really trust your memory as a 3 year old?
not really sure.. pretty much everywhere they took me that had a market. i pretty much remember everything from when i was 3 years old.. that was the year ive gotten my first bon3r *pause*  when my babysitter was rubbing my back so i can fall asleep

Originally Posted by kingcrux31

Been wanting to reply since 10 hours ago but I'm stumped.

And I know my Filipino food.

you were the person i was counting on that might know the answer..

 

[vanitysim]

Ok. Assist us here so you can get your answers

1) TASTE: It is very sweet? sweet? sour?

2) TEXTURE: It is crunchy? smooth? flaky?

3) Are you getting this as primarily DESSERT only? Or is it a SNACK?

4) Do you normally have eaten it in the MORNING? AFTERNOON? MIDDAY?

 

[vanitysim]

Ok. Assist us here so you can get your answers

1) TASTE: It is very sweet? sweet? sour?

2) TEXTURE: It is crunchy? smooth? flaky?

3) Are you getting this as primarily DESSERT only? Or is it a SNACK?

4) Do you normally have eaten it in the MORNING? AFTERNOON? MIDDAY?

 

[superswag]

^OO, HINDI, PWEDE lang ang pwedeng isagot. Your 3 minutes starts now!

 

[superswag]

^OO, HINDI, PWEDE lang ang pwedeng isagot. Your 3 minutes starts now!

 

[glitch008]

^

I was just thinking of that.

 

[glitch008]

^

I was just thinking of that.