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Halo-halo or halu-halo (from the
Tagalog word hello meaning mix) is a mixed es from the Philippines. After
shriveled, ice is served in a bowl or tall glass with the addition of various
contents, including: kolang-kaling (kaong), banana, nata de coco, coconut
kopyor (makapuno), chinese girlfriend, and beans and tubers cooked sweet. On
top of it was poured sweetened condensed milk or evaporated milk, and sometimes
given ice cream.
Before covered with shaved ice, nuts are placed at the bottom of a glass
or bowl. Commonly used beans are green beans, jogo beans, Arab nuts, or peanuts.
Fresh fruits or cooked with sugar commonly used are jackfruit, mango, sawo
duren, papaya, apokat, kiwi fruit, melon, or cherries.
Bulbs used consist of two types: sweet potato (kamote) and uwi (ube).
Halo-halo is also often given sweet corn from cans, pinipig, caramel pudding,
and jelly from gelatin or gelatin are given the color red, green, or yellow.
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