Halo Halo Hunt In Philippines 🇵🇭
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- Опубликовано: 1 июн 2022
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halo-halo has dual meaning in filipino. one is "mix-mix" and the other is "varieties". thats why the proper way of eating halo-halo is to mix it well or mix the varieties of ingredients well before eating :)
Philippines is very beautiful country , with delicious unique foods indeed . I love local markets l can stay all day. Lol lLove from Greece 🇬🇷❤️🇵🇭
Efcharisto! I'm a filipino and my mother used to work in Greece in the early 80s, and she told me that Greeks are very nice to Filipinos because of our similar culture. She told me that when they were going to markets, Greeks were happily greeting them. 💖💖💖🙂
Paul a lot of people from Philippines work and live in Greece, they are respectful and kind thats why we love them very much. 🤍
Thank you Ms. Kiki for appreciating the Philippines...and we love Greece too! I got friends from greece when i was work in Qatar...they are easily to be friends 'coz they are fun loving and jokes...and i like their english accent!
GIA SUPER Thank you for your beautiful words, yes Greeks are warmheart people and good friends. 💖
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Filipino bbq are always so good! That “ketchupy marinade” is based on banana ketchup (Filipino ketchup). The drink you ordered with sago (boba) and gulaman (jelly) is mainly arnibal (sugar syrup) with pandan leaves (or vanilla grass, which is a common herb in the Philippines) that turned into a dessert type of beverage.
Also, the term “halo-halo” is “mix-mix” in English, which is why to enjoy it better, you must mix everything throughly. Though the term “halo-halo” can also mean a variety pf everything, hence the inclusion of a lot of ingredients. Good thing you still enjoyed it!
Btw, keep up the good work! You’re literally one of the best travel vloggers here on RUclips!
thanks for the info, im learning very slowly! the marinade was delicous and i need to get the recipe for that!
@@harryjaggardtravel just give an advice for you to lessen your scammer please dont distribute that card to anyone else or the not trusted people
@@harryjaggardtravel Harry there's a scammer replying on people's comments pretending to be you! Check the comment above you.
Most Filipinos have English names due to the American colonization. Majority of them also have Spanish surnames because of the Spanish colonization. That is why if you meet someone with English first name (John or Evelyn, for example) and a Spanish surname (dela Cruz or Garcia for example), he or she is probably a Filipino.
Also, majority of the Filipinos know how to understand and speak in English because it is a required course in Philippine Education System. It’s just that some just cannot speak fluently, especially those in the lower-income level of socio-economic categories.
Harry sire, Halo Halo actually means " mix - mix" in English. You're supposed to mix everything together before you eat it. But still glad you kinda liked it . Chow King, that Chinese fast food you've tried in Uptown Mall, also offers halo halo in their menu. Keep exploring and have fun discovering things here in our humble country. Stay safe & take care,
Halo halo can also mean variety because of the variety of ingredients in that dessert
ooops im an idiot lol
I like halo halo of chowking
@@harryjaggardtravel hahaha you’re not 😂 lol
@@harryjaggardtravel it's all right, everything's cool, sire. 😊😊😊
you made the right decision for not escaping metro manila as your travel destination.some tourist escape the city and go directly to the beaches when in fact metro manila has the best central business district in asean.
try to pronounce it as "HAH-LO-HAH-LO" Instead of "Haylo-Haylo" because sometimes the locals get confused.
Ganda naman ng paliwanag mo beh... u know the rite thing to teach a regular Joe like him to say Halo-halo is like saying it like greeting HALLO but saying it twice....that's a classic style of sayin halo-halo!
@@pammiesingkho1786 haha thanks, you know we have to guide our foreign friends for a better experience in our country..
Yes its true, try to pronounce correctly, because they will give you a wrong haaaloo haaaloooo 😅😅
@@indhaydidhay5953 exactly my point!!🤣🤣
@@o-blockvs63rdstlwar80 mismo!!
You're very near to ust, feu, and ue. 3 big university in the Philippines, you can have a big walk in ust campus
Just started following you (as in literally doing a marathon viewing on all your vlogs) since you're on my homeland Phils. and home of amazing people in the world.
Looking forward on more vids of yours specially when your on the province.
Welcome to the Philippines and have a great time there, I know you do 😊
P.S. since you're in Manila better visit "Intramuros" to have an idea about Filipino origins, culture and a lot more.
I like how Harry pronounce "Halo-Halo" like "Halo" the video game.
Master Chief approves!👍😅
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Anyway Harry is a cute vloggers guy promoting the Philippines, thanks Harry for choosing Philippines to promote the Tourism in the Philippines
Thanks for coming in the Philippines and showing the Filipino culture, foods and the people hope to meet you here in UK also enjoy your holidays ♥️❤️
Hi Harry, those jelly balls are from palm tree nuts, sweetened and colored (kaong), and jelly cubes (nata de coco) are cultured from coconut water. Enjoy your halo-halo.🍧🍧🍧
"Halo-Halo" means to mix...you have to "mix" all the ingredients with the shaved ice to have a combined flavor...it's the best summer heat reliever for Pinoys that's why they're everywhere...
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"Struggling to get to the balls"
Man your reaction after saying it speaks a lot 🤣🤣🤣
Thank you so much sir Harry and Ali for the love to Filipino culture, local people and others. Keep safe always and God bless you more. Lucky to have some of your vlogs also on your world tour. It inspires me a lot as a 3rd year tourism student. ❤️😇
You're supposed to mix it Harry! The joy of this dessert comes from the surprise of various combinations of ingredients on every bite ❤️❤️
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i will have to get more and mix it!
@@harryjaggardtravel WHY wont you buy that bracelet for 350 when you WILL earn like 10k ON THIS VIDEO ALONE ? those Filipinos NEED that extra 50 pesos ....
@@harryjaggardtravel Yeah you should definitely do that because "Halo-halo" in English is like "mix-mix" mixing together all the ingredients.
@@Dino-pk5hcits not his responsibility. Its hid choice
Awesome and authentic content from Manila. The Philippines looks epic 🔥
Halo-halo is a burst of different flavor. it is usually popular specially on the summer hot season. The yellow ingredient that is in the halo-halo you ate is called Leche flan. Made with eggs and sugar. The white strip is coconut macapuno, etc.
Saw you from Ali’s vlog. I found you have sense of humor. Subscribing to your channel now. Haven’t been home since the pandemic. From your vlogs, I can see what’s happening in my country.
Wow!Delicious halo-halo,Nice vlogging in Quiapo Church and Market.
Hey bro stay safe and enjoy exploring our beautiful country, looking forward to the next video ♥️
Phillipine is Amazing. Love from Sri Lanka..🇱🇰 🇱🇰
Idol Harry I loved watching all your vodeos everyday wd my eldest daughter..Thank you for all your praises to us Pinoy...You know how to treat the weird characteristics of Pinoy,i saluted you for that...continue making videos you are adorable individual.
Harry, if you want to eat the best halo-halo, you can eat it in Razon's which can be found in malls like SM. It is not the typical halo-halo that has a lot of colorful ingredients like gelatins but Razon's halo-halo tastes really good. 💖💖💖🤓
Totally agree...Razons halo2 is the best in the 🇵🇭 😊
What are the ingredients?
@@norcalpinoy9618 I think the ingredients are macapuno, beans, leche plan, and milk only. I guess the secret ingredient is the milk, and its finely crushed ice which makes it really special.
I'm on the hunt too on my mind since I'm outside the country. Great halo-halo.
Halo-Halo is a Filipino ice dessert consisting of fruit preserves at the bottom of the glass, topped with crushed ice like snow, leche flan is placed on top along with ice cream. You just scoop up the fruit preserves from the bottom of the glass and stir the ice and other ingredients. Sago At Gulaman is Sago and Jell-O like Filipino seaweed gelatin.
The way you said, Halo / Hello is the proper way to say it twice 😂😂😂😂😂
It's nice to hear you greet and start a conversation by saying "Kamusta ka?" or How are you in Filipino.
That’s my favorite snacks especially on hot weather, also Tropical Fruits and Desserts so good and also meals for lunch or dinner
Love your sense of humor. Your review of those well-known classic Chinese films was hysterical!
You've got to mix all the ingredients thoroughly before you eat it to bring out the best taste, Harry. Halo means Mix in english.
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Late comment 😁 I just discovered today your vlogs and they are wonderful! Halo halo is the best of our native thirst quencher.. the first thing to do is to dig in the spoon down the bottom slowly then do it again and again till everything starts to mix melt and get squishy but leave that yellow lecheflan caramel so you'll always get the yummy flavor on top... that's how you eat halohalo 😁... and next you already had sago gulaman... then the next maybe if you can find calamansi juice, our native lemonade which is way better than the western lemonade I may say...😆 No offense 🙏🏼.. then check out as well the buko pandan gulaman, the buko juice and melon juice.. these are our islands thirst quenchers! 👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks man as usual for touring Quiapo, eating street foods and talking with the locals. I've never tried eating street foods, I envy you man. Nice vlog.
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For pork & chicken barbeque, I like Andok's with their delicious vinegar dip. Adults who are shy are usually not confident in speaking in the English language. If I am not mistaken, the yellow sweet one is leche flan, made of egg yolk.
halo halo -my daughter would definitely love that --good luck on your adventure
Harry Halo means Mix so Halo Halo means Mix Mix. You need to mix all the ingredients before you eat the Halo Halo. So that all the ingredients get combined. Also, the brown caramel in the Halo Halo that you like is called Leche Flan. It is a very popular Philippines dessert on its own. You can order it separately from a restaurant.
It is great that you feel at ease strolling around Manila. As always, keep safe.
The way I eat my halo-halo: I get partial tastes of the ice cream, the flan, the ube, and other ingredients which taste I am not familiar of individually - then I mix them all altogether and enjoy it as a mixture. I think you did it almost the same way. Not all halo-halo have the same ingredients, and thus prices could vary from place to place. To mix when container is very full, try stabbing it with the serving spoon up and down, until the ice flakes starts to melt and the sweeter ingredients are distributed throughout the whole mixture.
Harry, 😎
The Halo Halo looks delicious.
I think you will enjoy the perfume. 😁
you also have to explore different provinces ( north and south)outside manila to experience beautiful places and hospitality of Filipinos. Enjoy your stay in the Phils. God bless.
Thanks for the tips!
Thank you, welcome to the PHILIPPINES
Since we are a tropical country the main objective of Halo-halo is to cool down the body from the intense heat of the weather. We dont have a uniform ingredients to follow it really depends on ones choice which to
mix. When I was small ice creams werent mixed . During this modern times the ice cream was added and that the most preferred flavor is ube.(purple yum) The basic ingredients are beans, langka, pinipig( roasted rice), nata de coco etc
Wow, awesome, unfortunately how do I go about it? How do I hit it up?
Fun Facts: not all halo halo are the same: the most fundamental ingredients may vary... someplace uses evaporated milk, others use condensed milk while a few use fresh milk. The custard you were referring to is called "leche flan" you can compare it to creme burlee; consisting mainly of milk and eggs. I see they used rice crispies but the old fashion halo halo uses pinipig. The rice crispies bring the crunch factor of the pinipig but personally, I prefer pinipig. And no halo halo is complete without ube ice cream! Sago is also known as tapioca pearls and gulaman is jelly... to avoid a horrible sugar rush, you can tone down the sweetness by asking for extra ice or shaved ice... be well guys!
Philippines is very beautiful country , with delicious unique foods indeed . I love local markets l can stay all day. Love from INDIA
hi, how are you ? the first one that you eat is ssagit gulaman its made from caramelize sugar ,jelly, and tapioca. the best way to eat the halo halo which is mix mix in english is to mix all together before eating in that way it will more good.
Sago & Gulaman (nibble & drink) originally was a organic drink Sago is "Tapioca", Gulaman is "Seaweed Jelly" it's the same term used for seaweed the word Gulaman those grapes like seaweed and the hair like seaweed you sometimes see and sold in the market.. Halo Halo are mostly organic as well made up of ice shaving, Sago, Gulaman, Cocunut Jelly (nata de coco),palm fruit (Kaong), Mung beans (mungo), jam banana (saba), ube jam (halaya), stripped coconut (buko), leche plan (egg & milk plan), toasted rye (pinipig), jam navy beans (puting patani), makapuno (syrup + jelly like coconut water), jam jack fruit (langka), cane sugar (tubo) and condensed milk (gatas) these mix varies from seller to seller. These brain freeze dessert existed long before the new trends of tapioca milk and ice tea drinks and all it's variation you see everywhere, they meant to cool you down in the hot summer days. 👌👍😎✌.
Sire!! Those bracelets 😍
Hi Harry! Hope you're enjoying your stay here in the Philippines with Ali, . I suggest you visit our nice beaches like Boracay, Palawan , Siargao and many many more beautiful places here. You may try Aling Bebang's halo-halo which you may order online. Up to when are you staying here guys? "Ingat lagi"...meaning "take care"🥰
We're so HAPPY & THANKFUL for what have you done for us specially when you visited our restaurant at Carriedo. Thank you Sir having experience our typical Filipino Halo-Halo and Sago't Gulaman. Hope to see u again soon!! ☺☺☺😘😘😘
I'm starting watching your videos since you get here in the Philippines, I wonder your videos are not successively right ? but it's okay I'm enjoying your vlogs Harry and Ali really! hope you enjoy staying here ❤️
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Hi Harry! Halo halo means “mix mix” because of the mixture of ingredients and because you’re supposed to mix it thoroughly until it becomes almost homogenous. Then you can eat it.
Go to Ugbo Street in Tondo for more street food. Then after exploring Manila, please visit the islands or Mindanao.
Oh, finally you find the halo halo. 😀👍
Hi Harry. Just a tip for the HALO-HALO. It literally translates to 'mix-mix'. Thus, for you to be able to enjoy it to the fullest, you gotta mix all the ingredients with the crushed ice. 😁 I hope you can try it that way next time you enjoy yourself a bowl of Halo-halo. 👍😁 Keep safe!
I’m Filipino but live in UK since 1978..welcome to our country and enjoy!
It's so funny seeing you barge into the kitchens for every restaurant you visit haha! Loving the content!
Been watching you and Ali since your first day here in the Philippines. Glad you're enjoying the food. But halo halo should be mixed first. Anyway nice pronounciation there. Best halo halo is in Tondo, Manila in Ugbo. You should also try delicacies where it is famously delicious.
Sisig in Pampanga
Lechon in Cebu
Buko/Coconut Pie in Laguna
Empanada in Ilocos
Seafoods in Capiz
Stay safe always Godbless watching from California USA 🇺🇸 😊😊😊
Well that's my fav One 😌🤷. Yet have a wonderful visit here in Philippines! 👏🤗
Hi :) just additional info.. the “sago at gulaman” drink is made of tapioca pearls (sago) and jelly (gulaman) and liquid in it is usually just made of brown sugar and water and sometimes with banana essense flavoring to give that sweet smell. (Not lemonade) 😋 welcome to the Phils. Hope you enjoy your stay here and have great experiences. Try visiting Boracay Beach at Aklan Visayas if you still have not .. one of the best beach in the world. Stay safe!
In Philippines they have the pork blood bbq-in UK they have black pudding (blood sausage also made of pork blood with suet and oats). I have eaten both. Delicious.
very awesome!!! good stuff harry!
Harry the man with yummy cold drink plus halo halo 👍😁, 8 ads watched on this vlog mate 😁
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You'll be surprised how many different twist & styles of this shredded ice dessert with different names in almost all of the South East Asian countries, historically believed to be popularized by mostly Chinese expats living abroad small businesses/street vendors humble beginnings.
In case of the Philippines, it's the Japanese who brought it in the Philippines. Not the Chinese.
Its called "Leche Flan", the yellow caramel thing you like. it is made of egg yolk and milk.
Love the way you say it: Hello Hello ( Halo Halo). 😇 😆 🤣 love it!
Happy to see harry going around quiapo church and streetfood there just take good care of your belongings when going in that place. i love the way you say our dialogue kumusta ka so cute. God bless you.
I'm proud to be a Filipino.thats why I'm gonna watch your vlog🥰🥰🥰
Hubby and I have been watching you and Ali since your D1 here in Ph, glad you’re enjoying your stay 😋 would also suggest u try exploring other places near Manila like Tagaytay for its food, cool weather and scenery; Laguna for its private pools and hotspring; Clark Pampanga for its new attractions and Baguio for its romantic ambiance being the Summer Capital of Ph 👍
I like your smile everytime you amaze the taste sago and halo halo
It's cute and funny how foreigners pronounce "Halo-Halo" .
Much better if y'all say it like "hallow-hallow".
Thank youbfor visiting the Philippines.
Haha that's exactly what I do and I am hooked on pork BBQ every day for lunch or dinner :))) Sometimes in rural areas street BBQ guys don't come out until evening so that's when I'm forced to have to try different foods during the day :)
Yay second comment! Take care bud!
There is halo halo all over, it taste good. Good morning!... VPO.. TY!
Beautiful being Filipino we grow up and we still able to eat kids favorite desserts being Filipino is such a blessing we have beautiful heart we love to eat and enjoy life and if you want to fight will also fight if you push the button harry haggard will return he has a Filipino heart he is not fake and he is actually a kind person
I accidentally bump your vlog and since you are in my country i hit the subscribe button..i enjoy all your video after i watch almost all...enjoy your stay here
They are not shy! They are just having nosebleed in conversing in English language. That Halo-Halo you ate has ube ice cream, young coconut meat, leche flan (the one you called caramel) that is egg custard, and some tapioca pearl.
Love halo halo, you have to mix it well then eat. Have fun and be safe!
I love fresh mango juice/shakes and Halo Halo there in the Philippines. So refreshing.
me too!
your favorite fast food Chowking has halo halo babe. lol. or you can try Mang Inasal's halo halo and try their chicken at the same time. and yes, you have to mix it altogether (halo halo/mix mix) then put a lot of sugar and milk haha
Hello,.. Halo Halo means Mix Mix 😍 You can also try halo in Mang Inasal or Halo Halo in Chowking 🥰😍
Love to watch everyday your vlog
Watching in NY USA
You may try the razon halol halo ,you can find it in some malls i guess.
I miss the street food in the Philippines! 😭
Gizzard is the stomach. The one that looks like onion was coconut strips called locally as macapuno.
Enjoy and be Safe po always Sir😇
WATCHING FROM PHILIPINES ❤❤❤🇵🇭🇵🇭
First one love from India 🇮🇳
Mate, its like you got the word ‘unique’ for Christmas and can’t stop playing with it. 😂. Stay safe bro!
Halo halo is mix mix in engish. meaning you have to mix it well before eating it then its delicious for us Filipinos. You should also visit Farmers Market in Cubao. From Recto near Quiapo you take train going to Cubao where the Farmers Market is. Keep safe in those areas.
oops i ate it wrong lol
Wishing you a very happy birthday Harry 🎂 stay blessed!
Halo halo means mix mix... You have to mix it all upto the bottom. Sofitel and chowking also have them and they make one of the best halo halo. 😁
Harry, I recommend you try lechon, sinigang, dinuguan, Sisig, crispy pata, lumpia and Bicol express to start with. 😊
Halo2 means mix2. So you have to mix all the ingredients thoroughly for maximum flavor
Hi Harry! I really enjoyed watching your vlog it's like I'm traveling too HAHA! Btw you should try visiting outside manila too! You can visit Cavite Province. There are a lot of historical sites here like Emilio Aguinaldo Shrine and Museum, the site where the first unfurling of the Philippine flag happens. Anyways looking forward to more of your vlogs here in Ph! God Bless!
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Hello haryy, since you've been exploring in manila. you can go to intramuros to explore some history of our country. i think its not that far with your location now. Thank you!
Harry, Filipinos are okay being called "shy". But that definitely is better than being brash as often characterized of the uninitiated first learners from the West. Chicken offal may be smirked upon from where you came from but the local random street vendors have a modest means of earning no matter how miniscule these street fare costs. You are to be congratulated for immersing yourself in local Pinoy culture sans any false pretenses at sugar coating what and how you want to say things in front of your listeners and viewers. I can sense your British "reserve" being gradually eroded in the interim.
Harry, I recommend you try lechon, sinigang, dinuguan, Sisig, crispy pata, lumpia and Bicol express to start with. 😊 Then you can expand your palate later.
Harry, here are some other spots you can check out while in Manila, intramuros, National Museum of the Philippines, National Museum of Fine Arts, Manila-American cemetery memorial just be discreet when taking videos there esp upon entering, it's a nice place.. Eastwood, the Manila Hotel, Peninsula Hotel, Okada Manila, Venice Grand canal, hope you can check them all out,
I agree on the National Museums what better way to know a country than to understand their culture as imprinted on their past. Besides no blogger ever has featured any of our museums. The national museums are near each other. My only concern is if they allow videos. To my knowledge they only prohibit flash photography.
@@espedidosgs True. Well said. I think being able to know or see a country's historical remnants are one of the great ways to know a country. I hope they can showcase it too. Not only for their viewer's entertainment or knowledge but for these vloggers enjoyment as well. I hope they will allow them to film inside, I've seen some vloggers do it. Maybe just be discreet upon entering the premises esp with the security guards on, but yea I think they can film inside.
Watching your video made me miss the Philippines more.
BTW, there’s Halo halo in SoHo, London. (Mamason).
Nice, I'll make sure to check that out!