The best part of summer is indulging in frozen treats. We all enjoyed eating these to be refreshed from the searing heat.Ice candy is always going to be nostalgic and associated with our childhood. That doesn't mean we can't enjoy such icy ...

If there’s one good thing about the insanely hot weather we're experiencing is that we have an excuse to indulge in frozen and iced treats. After the launch of Aice’s affordable Avocado Sundae that only costs P25 per cup, the ice cream brand released a ...

Looking for new desserts to indulge in? Picole Healthy Ice Pops just came out with its new line of sweet icy desserts called the Project Pop Shake Ice Pops. For those who are fans of any dessert with hazelnut, peanut butter, or cream cheese, ...

Ube fans, take a second to pinch yourself so you can be convinced that you are not dreaming. Melona, a popular and well-loved Korean ice cream, has expanded from its five classic flavors of honeydew, strawberry, banana, coconut, and mango, and added purple ...

Remember when summer afternoons meant waiting for the ice cream vendor and finally getting your hands on your favorite ice cream? If you’re missing the icy treats from your childhood (and on the hunt for a delicious, bang-for-your-buck frozen dessert), you can ...

Summer is the time to eat as many frozen desserts as you can, and no one will (or should) judge you. If you’re a '90s kid who frequented sari-sari stores or anticipated ice cream vendors to pass by your house, you are probably ...

Sebastian’s Ice Cream never seems to run out of creative ways to enjoy desserts, from taho-flavored milkshake to a "Matinong Boyfriend" ice cream.This summer, they’re introducing their new Fruitsicles which are fruit sorbet ice cream on a stick. Unlike the common ice popsicles, Sebastian’s Ice ...

These delicious desserts are the best way to battle the summer heat. They're not complicated to make too. From easy ice pops and no-churn ice cream to crushed ice chillers, these desserts won’t even require you to endure the kitchen heat.You don’t ...

It’s the most unlikely place to get fruit popsicles but Pan de Manila now sells fruit popsicles if you’re in the mood for an iced treat. The popsicles are made of real fruit chunks, fruit juice, and coconut milk. The popsicles lean ...

If the sweltering summer heat is making you melt, we’ve made a rundown of fun cold desserts you can easily find in Manila. Who doesn’t love an icy, refreshing treat to help you chill out? The Farmacy’s Classic Banana SplitNothing beats a classic. ...

For a wholesome snack, how about some homemade yogurt ice pops?  All you have to do is insert a popsicle stick into your favorite yogurt cup and freeze overnight. When ready to eat, submerge the frozen cup in hot water for a ...