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Lola Abon's: Davao's Best Durian Sweets (plus Durian ice cream!)

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A Visit in Davao city is never complete without dropping by the famous Lola Abon's candied durian... And now, they have durian ice cream aside from their durian ice candy! *** Who wants this? *** I love these!!! ***

Mandalay, Myanmar: fruits, ice cream and more street foods

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ULTIMATE MYANMARESE STREET FOOD: Pig mask and other internal organs in sticks. One has to cook it by dipping it in a boiling liquid in the center. The containers on the side are the condiments and the red ones must be chili... *** Watermelon for 900 kyatts. *** The whitish green watermelon. *** Sayote or squash leaves. *** Melon. *** I'm holding a honeydew. *** Golden-orange Papaya. *** Some deep-fried stuff: crabs, shrimps and some floured food. *** Just like the Thai papaya pickle. The woman is using the mortar and pestle to mash the spices and then she adds this to the raw green papaya. *** Must be jelly sweets. *** Cold desserts to quench the sun-dried palates. *** Ice cream from Nylon Ice cream parlor.  Quite a following among the locals for this dirty a.k.a. home-made ice cream. *** Rainbow ice cream. Choices vary from tropical fruit like Durian to the classic ones  like chocolate and vanilla.  ***

Lady finger mango and peach ref cake

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Line ladyfinger or broas in a rectangular deep container, pour peach syrup-condensed milk-and-cream mixture, place some mangoes and peach bits and pieces then line another batch of broas then pour mixture and arrange fruits anew. Repeat until six layers are done. Chill in the fridge and serve as dessert.

Parade of Manila Hotel Plates

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By GERLIE M. UY

Classic Buko Salad

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By GERLIE M. UY 1 big can of fruit cocktail, drained 1 block cheese, cut into small cube pieces 2 cups raisins 2 cans corn kernels, drained 20 pcs young coconut (buko), shredded (reserve water for the juice) 3 condensed milk 3 all purpose cream Mix all ingredients and refrigerate to chill. Serve as cold dessert! the young coconut!

No-cook pastellas

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By GERLIE M. UY 250 gms Nido milk (or any powdered milk) 1 can condensed milk 6 packs crushed wafer refined sugar In a bowl, place the powdered milk saving a portion for dusting, slowly adding the condensed milk and then add crushed wafer. Form into balls and use the remaining powder to manage rolling. Let roll in refine sugar. makes about 110 balls. Store in sealed container.