FOOD TRENDS

van leeuwen mac and cheese ice cream
Mac ’n cheese ice cream actually makes sense to queso sorbetes-loving Pinoys

Van Leeuwen’s latest ice cream flavor takes its cue from the boxed ready-to-cook treat, but Americans are not very fond of it

Joy is fleeting, but you can order this falafel sandwich every day

“People usually consume food, not the other way around. This falafel sandwich though… It’s different.”

Bottoms up: Try these drinks if you don’t like the taste of alcohol

Alcohol is an acquired taste. Here are some canned drinks you should try if you have yet to acquire it

These tofu desserts will show you just how versatile tofu is

If you have a package of silken tofu at home, you’re already one step closer to making your own dessert

Make your halo-halo *extra* fun with Agimat’s Ube Cream Liqueur

Ube is one of the most uniquely Filipino ingredients, and the team behind Agimat and Distileria Barako have boozed and bottled it up

Chocolate-filled waffle tips exist. And yes, these are tears in our eyes

Savoring the chocolate-filled final bite of your ice cream cone was a formative childhood experience for many of us. Now, we can buy just the tip

From the creator of cronuts comes a croissant that’s also toast

Cronut creator Dominique Ansel is at it again with his new creation: croissant toasts that comes in maple and sea salt flavors

Seedless avocado exists and it’s here in the Philippines

The fruit is elongated like cucumber, sweet like honey, viscous, and, of course, seedless. It is a product of a farmer’s decades of attempts to make a seedless avocado

Give yourself a WFH lunch to look forward to with these Japanese sandos

Say goodbye to sticky keyboard fingers and hello to a delicious lunch with these Japanese sandwich places that deliver

Halo-halo beers exist—at least in the U.S.

Both variants by Minneapolis-based Pryes Brewing Company and California-based Harland Brewing Company boast a flavors of ube, coconut, and mango, and a seven percent alcohol by volume