Simple and Delicious Halo-Halo Recipe

Name: Fruity Pebble Halo-Halo
Cook time: 15 min
Total time: 15 min
Yield: 1
Ingredients: Halo-Halo Mix; Ube Halaya; or; Ube Cookie Butter; Evaporated Milk; Fruit Pebbles Cereal; Optional: Leche Flan

Fruity Pebble Halo-Halo

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Servings

Cook Time

15 minutes

The sun is beaming and temperatures are rising. Summer is officially here! And while the children are running through sprinklers on the lawn, we tend to scramble to look for the perfect treat to keep ourselves (and the kids) cool.

Then after quickly searching the internet, we find the perfect treat. Imagine the looks on our kids' faces as they make their way indoors--water dripping from their clothes--to find huge bowls of Halo-Halo, or Filipino shaved ice, waiting to be devoured.

While there are a wide variety of recipes out there, our recipe is inspired by Chef Isa Fabro, who debuted a high energy version of Halo-Halo for the Coachella Music Festival in 2016.

Author:

Sarap Now

Ingredients

Halo-Halo Mix
Ube Halaya
or
Ube Cookie Butter
Evaporated Milk
Fruit Pebbles Cereal
Optional: Leche Flan

Directions

Take a spoonful (or two) of each ingredient in the Halo-Halo mix and layer the bottom of a bowl or tall glass
Add shaved/crushed ice
Add evaporated milk
Add a spoonful of Ube Halaya or Ube Cookie Butter
Top with Fruity Pebbles Cereal and optional leche flan

Recipe Note

There are no hard and fast rules to the amount of ingredients you'd like to add to your Halo-Halo. Customize it according to yours (or your kids') tastes.

After all the ingredients have been added, mix everything up and enjoy (then get ready for seconds)!

*For the adults, try substituting evaporated milk with coconut milk and adding RedBull for an energy boost.

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