β¨ Introduction
This vibrant dessert drink π§ is a Filipino favorite, blending creamy milk π₯₯ with colorful gelatin cubes π, sweet corn π½, and chewy textures like nata de coco and tapioca pearls. Itβs refreshing, festive, and perfect for warm days or celebrations! π
π§ Ingredients
- π₯₯ 1 cup coconut milk or evaporated milk
- π₯ Β½ cup condensed milk
- π§ 1 cup crushed ice or ice cubes
- π 1 cup assorted gelatin cubes (red, green, orange)
- π½ Β½ cup sweet corn kernels
- π§ Β½ cup nata de coco or kaong (optional)
- π«§ ΒΌ cup small tapioca pearls (cooked)
- π Optional: fruit cocktail, fresh mango, or strawberries
π©βπ³ Instructions
- π§ Prepare gelatin cubes in advance and chill.
- π₯£ In a large bowl, mix coconut milk, condensed milk, and crushed ice.
- π Add gelatin cubes, corn, nata de coco, and tapioca pearls.
- π Stir gently to combine. Adjust sweetness if needed.
- π₯€ Pour into tall glasses and serve immediately.
π Methods
- Use almond milk or oat milk for a dairy-free version π±.
- Add fresh fruits like mango, pineapple, or lychee ππ₯.
- Make it thicker with more ice or blend into a smoothie π§.
- Serve in bowls for a spoonable dessert π₯.
π History
This drink is inspired by Filipino buko salad π΅π, a chilled dessert made with young coconut, milk, and mixed fruits. Itβs often served during holidays and family gatherings, and loved for its creamy texture and colorful appeal.
πͺ Benefits
- π₯₯ Hydration from coconut milk
- π½ Fiber from corn
- π«§ Energy from tapioca and gelatin
- π Vitamins from added fruits
π¨ Formation
Serve in clear glasses to show off the colors π. Garnish with mint leaves or fruit slices πΏ. Ideal for Ramadan ftour, summer parties, or weekend treats π½οΈ.
β Conclusion
Filipino-Style Buko Fruit Salad Drink is creamy, chewy, and colorfulβa tropical celebration in every sip! π₯₯ππ§πβ¨
β€οΈ Lovers
- π¨βπ©βπ§βπ¦ Families
- π§βπ³ Dessert drink fans
- π Colorful food lovers
- π Party hosts
- π½οΈ Sweet tooth seekers