Why Do People Like Hawaiian Shave Ice??
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- Опубліковано 25 тра 2021
- Safe to say I've hit up plenty of shave ice spots in Oahu and every single one has been delicious.
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Would you rather have shave ice or ice cream??
Living in Oahu I LOVE shave ice!! So yes, I rather have shave ice than ice cream. Mahalo for always posting about Hawaii and spreading our good foods! I’m also Filipino so watching your videos on how to make Filipino foods helps me cook for my ohana. Blessings and Shakas! 🤙🏽
Ice cream 🍦
Shaved ice, all the way. I've never really been a fan of icream any ways. But when I lived in Oklahoma, there was a little local place called Mac's that did such good shaved ice. They'd always put a single gummy bear on the top too. I miss that, place, it's been years and I'd live to know how it's doing now.
Water ice which is shaved ice with a different name
Shaved ice def
“Why do people like Hawaiian shaved ice?”
As a Hawaiian, people like it cause it’s awesome. Thank you for your time.
@Jamie Borneo they’re Hawaiian so they grew up there and know why, so they can explain things and tell a pov- what are you talking about
@Jamie Borneo oh here we have it ladies and Gentleman, the person who just randomly spreads hate where it's just simply not needed.
@Jamie Borneo go cry about it.
@Jamie Borneo "just because you're Hawaiian doesn't mean anything." I DARE you to say something stupid like that in a Hawaii chat. I. Dare. You. 😂ESPECIALLY...,especially if a HAWAIIAN person answered a question regarding themselves.
@Jamie Borneo That logic "how is that hateful, I can comment whatever I want" 💀💀💀we have found the social reject who has never been loved by anybody in their life! I just know you're white and bland asf.
The “American shaved ice” is a snow cone and that’s somebody’s completely different from shaved ice. The ice is just crushed as opposed to shaved off a block of ice
It even looks softer. I really wanna try real shaved ice now
Tbh I love both
i love american snow cones. reminds me of hot summer nights in my poor town with my friends and family. straight up nostalgia
I prefer snow cones. I guess they’re like the poor man’s dessert because it’s really just crushed ice and syrup but I think it’s more refreshing than shaved ice. Shaved ice has too much flavor to me
@@jackie31933 idk where you live but there is a chain called Bahama bucks and they have pretty good shave ice the only thing that they don’t have is toppings
"Why do people like shaved ice so much?"
1) it can be made at home
2) its good
3) you're eating antarctica
4) its fucking good
5) Lactose intolerant people can eat it too
I hate to be the grammar police but it’s Antarctica
@@shory3154 oh sorry bro and thanks man idk how to spell honestly 🤣
Nopeee
@@shory3154 thanks bro 🥺
@@shory3154 you spelled it fine/ they were just being anal about the A not being capitalized
Sounds like every culture has shaved ice! So weird, I always thought it was an Indian thing. We have a thing called Gola in India, and we get it in multiple flavours like orange, rose, kala-khatta etc. Tastes reaaaally good, especially in summers. Our summers are brutal, so it's always nice to relax with a Gola.
you’re literally the only other Indian I’ve seen mention this 🥲
As being a pakistani I used to eat gola alot there was a guy who came to our street and everyone would come out of their houses and buy from him
I thought it was a louisiana thing lol
Kala khatta is and always will be my favouriteeee
@@venus7133 same! as someone who lived there practically my whole life I always thought we were the creator of shaved ice (well we actually call them snowballs) but it’s cool to know that other places have them too
“Why do people like shaved ice!?”
Cuz its fucking good, thats why.
Ikr
Bingsu, Italian ice, Gelato and ice cream. All are far better
@@Remixthisgaming your opinion ig
Bro where I am there is absolutely no problem with literal shaved ice here
@@Remixthisgaming sherbet is better than all those combined
Bingsoo and other shaved ices that aren’t just snow cones are literally heaven sent. Bingsoo is so light and fluffy, and the toppings really compliment the flavor!! You usually have it with a little bit of condensed milk, making for a cold and fluffy treat that tastes more like a sweeter and soft snow!!
This! Bingsoo’s my favorite type of shaved ice. It’s so fluffy to the point where my friend thought it was cake at first xDD
The only place in my area that sells it is called Aloha Snow, they're amazing though and have like 105 flavors
Bingsoo is the best version of shaved ice
I lovvveee bingsu! I’m part Korean and it’s me and my mother’s favorite dessert, if we go somewhere and there’s a spot near by we’ll be right there!
Bingsoo is shaved milk I think idk tho
That reminds me! In South Korea, we have something called “빙수”- it’s pronounced “bing suu”- except we dont add food coloring. There’s different toppings you can add, and my family loves making it at home!
shaved ice isnt food coloring its flavoring even tho there is prolly dye in there
@@mi3lla Sorry about that 😅
If I ever get to go to Korea I really want to try bing suu!
@@dfjulesful YES its so good
Might sound boomer of me, but I'm a red bean and condensed milk type of guy.
Other flavors I've had are good, but I dunno, they don't taste as "traditional" to me.
In Mexico there's something similar called raspados and they're delicious my favorite is the diablito one which is spicy with chamoy tajin lemon or mango and tamarindo.
I think she doesnt like raspados (which are common here in Cali).
They are huge chunks of ice shaved with a tool that…doesnt shave into a fine, powdery substance, and they tend to be PACKED. The “sinks to the bottom” part I dont understand though, its perhaps just a bad quality syrup, or its badly shaved ice?
@@Damascene_ she’s talking about the western shaved ice. The ones you see in the stores and theaters with artificial flavors. I can agree with her on that.
Raspados on the other hand are good. Especially the ones with real fruit. And you can actually see the fruit on the raspado.
In Panama they have them too, they are carts that sell them everywhere. They are literally so good!
Shaved ice is not similar. They don’t use chunks of ice, the entire thing has flavor and not sunk to the bottom like raspados
Vanilla raspado 🔥🔥🔥
Us mexicans have something similar called “raspas”, it’s hecka cool to see similarities in between cultures c:
En especial ahora que se combina con todo las raspas y que cada vez crean nuevos sabores de jarabe!
In India we have something similar known as golas!
En Bolivia se llaman raspadillossss.
Raspados
It's called slushie in the UK
Born & Raised on Oahu I totally understand the first part of what you said "ice & juice = too sweet". I've never cared for just plain shave ice but I will always get it with mochi balls & ice cream. Sometimes I'll add the condensed milk. In fact, most of my family will only order shave ice with ice cream - yum!
Not trying to be offensive, but snow cones and shaved Ice look very similar. Is there difference or is it just cultural importance and name difference?
@@arcanefarren I don't think it's a culture importance or offensive if one confused shave ice with snow cone. I'd like to think the one think we would probably correct is calling it "Shaved ice". We literally say it without the "D" sound lol. Also, the difference between shave ice & snow cones is quite ironic bc shave ice has a soft, fluffy, snow like texture where as snow cones has a more crunchier, very small ice and it doesn't absorb the flavored juice as well as shave ice. Great question!
@@leilani_808 I see! Thank you for letting me know!! ♥️
@@arcanefarren no problem. You're welcome 😊
@@leilani_808 lol that’s funny they should switch it
We have something very similar in India too. It’s called “gola” and we have a BUNCH of flavours and its sooo enjoyable during the summer
Yeah I love it😋😋
Ikr
"Why do people like shaved ice?"
*proceeds to write a love story about her shaved ice dessert in hawaii*
Was thinking this too but I honestly think she’s just immature
It sounds like you’re describing snow cones at first, which is crushed ice and totally different from shaved ice.
A handmade snow cone is made by shaving ice…
@@chukob5 then u might as well call it shaved ice cuz it’s shaved ice
@@chukob5 well no not really the ice is crushed up into tiny pellets shaved ice is well.. shaved
@@unrelatedcow9829 that is where you are wrong like I said it is shaved nobody is talking about snow cone machines
@@chukob5 i wasn't talking about snow cone machines smh I was talking about the difference of shape between shaved ice and and a snow cone
My boyfriend lives in Louisiana and they have things called snowballs. The ice is less crunchy because it’s like… actual shavings. He told me it’s more like an ice cream texture. He loves it hehe
In the French carribean we have a similar thing called sinobol!
Your description on why shaved ice is disgusting is the exact reason why I love it lmao it's all perspective
The difference of each aspect makes it so yummy - finely shaved ice, flavored sugary syrup, and toppings!
The raspados sold by the Mexican vendors on the street are packed with flavor. I’m also in cali but have never bought shaved ice from a store. Although I will say this version of shaved ice with toppings is 💯
Ey, but when the elotero guy comes by my neighborhood with them gallons of liquid for raspados with that rainbow umbrella you know the kids be trailing behind.
Omg my fav I live in Texas and grew up going to the valley as a kid I would get those all the time along with the chips with salsa cheese lime 😋
Groseia raspados aka one of the best flavors of raspados, my sister loved them, I also loved one that was green but I don't remember the name, it was my favorite too.
I thought they were called raspas, and when I got them they were also called raspas.
@@gojira1482 that’s what I called them
Looks like (almost) every culture has one of these, so Imma share mine. In Indonesia we call it es serut which basically translates to shaved ice. We have it with a range of beans, fruits, and most of the time the syrup fills up to the mid of the cup. It's not really syrup but more like flakey pink liquid and it tastes glorious.
We also have it in Pakistan and it is called gola ganda. Served with different colourful syrups and sometimes with chocolate syrup too
@@adina... ooh nice, what about the toppings? Or is it just ice and syrup?? Kids must like those lol
@@Sydney-vm7yr it's just ice and syrup, not that many toppings.
@@adina... oh, still nice tho. How do you like it most?
I think es oyen and es campur still the winner for me🍧🤤
It’s so sweet (badum tiss) and heartwarming to hear everyone’s different “shaved ice equivalent” from so many cultures! I never knew it was so widespread, and it’s nice to hear people talking about their cultures :)
"why do people like shaved ice"
Because it's good. Thank you for coming to my ted talk.
🤯🤯🤯🤩🤩🤩
Fr-
We call those snow cones in the Caribbean they are just like this but instead of icecream you can add condensed milk to it. ITS ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS
We call those snow cones in many other places everywhere.
Ooh cool so like raspados I think it’s with condensed milk not sure Mexican version ig
We call them snow cones also in Wisconsin
Puertorrican here, can’t confirm the name snow cones, but can confirm the name piraguas
@@ginofalche9857 yeah those are so good
Matsumotos shaved ice was literally the best I’ve ever had
IKR EVERY TIME I GO THERE THEY NEVER FAIL TO IMPRESS ME
In El Salvador (and probably some other Spanish speaking countries), we have “minutas” which is basically the same as shaved ice but tamarind fruit and sweetened condensed milk are also topping choices. We also have lime with salt and chili flavor (but I love it without the chili)
Shave ice has always had a special place in my heart as someone who grew up in Alaska. Whenever I go to Hawaii or Florida or elsewhere that is very warm with a beach I have to try to keep my temperature down so I do shave ice. Also Alaska consumes more ice cream per capita than anywhere else in the world so I guess we are an odd group of cold food people.
I’ve heard rumors that Alaskans eat ice cream whenever it rains, Is it true?
I learned, in 7th grade, my world history teacher was telling us a story, of when she went and worked in crops, somewhere out of the US, at an incredible hot location.
On the first day, when they went on break and she was sweating like crazy and overheating - she said she expected ice cold drinks, to be served; like iced tea or something of the likes.
Well, not quite..
They served hot coffee.
She thought it was ridiculous, and refused to drink the hot beverage, and opted for cooler.
From what I recall, she shared she nearly passed out, from heat exhaustion/stroke.
By the next day, she learned her lesson.
She explained how when the body is in such a hot state, in order to effectively cool itself down quickly - drinking hot liquid works, as it causes the body to think it’s gettin warmer outside.
And if the body thinks it’s getting warmer - it’s going to put more effort, into cooling itself off (i.e. by way of sweating more); versus thinking it’s cooling down, due to consuming the cool substance, and cause it to not lit so much effort into cooling itself down.
Same thing goes, for consuming cold substances, in colder climates.
If the body is cold, and One consumes something cold - the body will assume it’s getting even colder outside, and put more effort in to warming itself up; versus drinking something hot, causing the body to think it’s getting warmer, and not put so much energy towards maintaining said warmth.
I’m not sure if it’s scientifically accurate - this was loooooong before Google; and I’ve, yet, to take the to look into it, to be able to state of it’s fact or not.
However, I may not be a scientist, though, it makes sense to me.
So, perhaps you aren’t an odd group, whatsoever, though, in fact - are more honed in to biological instincts, than many aren’t as graced with opportunity, to develop.
@@XOChristianaNicole hey I really liked this comment! I think you're onto something, it sounds to me like homeostasis: your body compensates for any changes it experiences. If you're cold it tries to warm up and if you're hot it tries to cool down :). From that standpoint, I guess eating cold things in cold weather makes sense!
@@XOChristianaNicole just researched it! You're right, but it only works in specific conditions.
"The hot drink still does add a little heat to the body, so if the sweat's not going to assist in evaporation, go for a cold drink.” Overall, the lesson learned is that in hot, dry conditions, drinking hot drinks will cool you down, but if you're in a humid location, it's best to stick to cold beverages.
the narration is like me and my classmates when we have to write a descriptive essay
My family is Italian so at a young age, we were introduced to Italian ice. It’s flavored ice in a little cup that you usually eat with a spoon. It’s a really fun treat, and has a lot of flavor. You can get them in stores if you want it.
If you're trying to make this at home and you're running into the problem she is talking about, that it just sinks through the shaved ice, so most of it is just plain ice with the tiniest amount of flavour, try this:
Don't scoop shaved ice into the bowl, pump the liquid flavour over it, and serve it. Shave the ice, put it all in a big bowl (I recommend chilling the bowl and only taking it out of the freezer when you need it), pump the liquid flavour on it (also I recommend chilling this in the fridge, so it's not frozen but slightly thicker and less likely to melt the shaved ice), and then stir it up until it's evenly distributed through all the shaved ice.
Then put the bowl (that's now full of shaved ice) back into the freezer until there's no liquid left (both the ice and liquid have crystalized). You can shave it down again if you accidentally freeze it solid. Not letting the bowl touch the walls inside the freezer will help prevent that though.
gotta love the classic: vanilla ice cream at the bottom with strawberry flavoring.
I like the blue vanilla
This sounds like the girl who was absolutely disgusted by the cream in oreos.
I dont get why people like oreo cream (separately) neither
@@designsbysaskiaadalicia3295 Its good...
I don’t like the cream separately and i hate double stuffed
I never eat the cream of Oreos, I only eat the cookie. To me (my opinion) the cream is too sweet and it makes my tongue tingle (not a good feeling), and I’m not a big fan of vanilla. (To me it’s like the frosting of cupcakes that are way too sweet).
Not sure if that helped you think about it further, but I guess that’s the best description I could give.
@Plant Bold words coming from an organism that takes part in photosynthesis. 👀
In Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico shaved ice is from a guy in a cart that has a huge block of ice and tons of different liquid flavors. He shaves the ice with a iron shaved and puts the flavoring on a cup and it’s simple and good too. This looks great
I’m Nicaraguan and here we call them “raspados” we don’t put food coloring on it tho, and It’s soooo delicious, I like it way more than ice cream actually.
Thats not food coloring. Its flavored syrup. Idk where on earth she had sugar water with food coloring cause they have many different fruit flavorings. She had to of gone to a low end or icecream truck.
As a Hawaiian, we like it bc it reminds me of home. It reminds me North Shore Haleiwa (my family's hometown). Reminds me of childhood memories of me & my cousins eating shave ice before or after going to the beach. Shave ice isn't just a snack. It's happy memories 😊
take me to hawaii 😭 i'd eat this everyday!
Same favorite dessert
In India we have this in a form of ball put into a stick and you can add a lot of syrups with it, and it's called "gola", and also it's kids favorite in summers
In Puerto Rico, we have something similar too!. It’s called piraguas. My fave is pasión fruit and tamarindo! There perfect for summer ; or every day of the week
In India we call them Chuski. AND I KID YOU NOT. THEY ARE 100TIMES BETTER.
Nice, in Mexico we call it raspado... AND I DARE YOU EVEN TO SAY THAT CHUSKI IS EVEN COMPARABLE WITH THE BEAUTIFUL RASPADO GOODNESS 🤮
Jkjk haha 😀
But if you even think...
@@bsjwiwiqkqlpwlskskdkd421 not really rude. they were just being playful
@@bsjwiwiqkqlpwlskskdkd421 it’s called a joke, dude.
I live in Orlando and actually most of the shaved ice places are really good. There's a few that have the sno cone shave texture that I don't like, buy it's usually pretty obvious which ones those are by pictures.
where at? i live in orlando and i have never tried
@@ColombianTica17 Well, my favorite as far as toppings go is a place called Ice and Bites, more your Korean Cafe style. We've also been to and enjoyed Freeze Your Brain and Bahama Buck's for more Hawaiian style I think. There's a place called Taglish that has Filipino style halo halo, which is sort of in the same vein with the toppings.
I personally avoid Kona Ice trucks, they're everywhere but not a really good fine shaved ice, more like a classic sno cone texture.
Your description of the shaved ice sounds like the example paper the teachers used for essays in third grade
Ululani’s shaved ice is my favorite!!! 🍧
*shaved ice is just like halo-halo for me, with less texture, but that's my favourite part, even though halo-halo tastes amazing the texture makes me icky*
This is a perfect example of that “the flavor is terrible” to the “this Is the best thing ever”
Come down to Louisiana the creator of snow balls “shaved ice” and we’ll go to New Orleans to a place called snola and get cheesecake filled snowballs
Ye I got a oreo flavor from snola lol
I was looking for this comment. Snoballs are the best. My husband and I went to SnoWizard when we visited NOLA and thought they were great. I got a butter pecan flavor.
In Philippines we have something called halo halo or (mix mix) if translated basically is crushed ice, jelly, ube, milk and fruits and vegetables like black munggo and it is delicious
Here in Malaysia,we have shaved ice called "ABC ice" or something, and it's freakin awesome oml (I miss eating them... I wanna go out)
It's deffo not just sugar and ice and food colouring, you really had a bad first try
Glad you tried it again though, and now welcome to the club of ✨awesome shaved ice✨
Ayyo Don't forget about ABCD ✨
Durian is such an amazing topping on ABC, that it got into Upin Ipin and made it's own type of shaved ice at this point
One of my favorite desserts in Knoxville, TN is Pelican's shaved ice! The bold flavors are actually well-mixed into the ice, and you can get condensed milk on top. Their quirk is that they have over 100 flavors. My fav is praline.
pelican’s is the best!
In Spain we don't have shaved ice per se, but we have a drink called granizado that is basically more liquid shaved ice made of lemonade, strawberry, etc (basically any fruit syrup), coffe or orxata (a milky drink made of xufas, a type of nut). We drink it during the summer. The main differences with shaved ice are the consistency (we drink it and eat the leftover ice) and the preparations (the flavour is already put since the beggining and we have to move the mixture of water and syrups so it doesn't freeze together as a block).
In Singapore we have a thing called ice kachang.. they add red bean and a lot of toppings on it. It’s really good
Ice kacang, ABC, Cendol... Omg so delicious 😋
Red beans on deserts is the shit men🤤
I like ice cream that is mixed with liquid nitrogen, so when they put it in the cup it’s like little ice flakes and it’s amazing
You should try mango chamoy shave ice
Love shaved ice!
I used to love going to one of the local shave ice shops. I would always get it with ice cream in the middle and mochi on top. Best stuff ever
That looks so delicious! Ngl though, carnival shaved ice will always have a place in my heart. Carnivals are my favourite, and have been a tradition in my family since I was a baby. The shaved ice had a warm nostalgic feel to it. 💜
they have a place in Illinois called Tropical Sno that has AMAZING shaved ice
What city??
@@rae1500 i go to the one in Bridgeview on Harlem but there’s other locations too!
@@Angelina-wk4cx thanks! 😋
I live in California and what she described is normally what happens to a “snow cone”, and shaved ice is like how it is in the video. I don’t know where you are going, but where I live, it’s like how it is in the video
Shaved ice is GREAT! In Singapore we call it ice kachang. There are lots of different toppings for this with a syrup base. The toppings are usually below, it really depends on the type your ordering. The typical one is food colouring and condensed milk on the ice with red bean,sweet corn,jelly and more below. There are other varieties with different flavours and different toppings. Their great to eat since Singapore is very hot and very refreshing.
The hula girls place is so good we used to get all the time that same exact one
As a pakistani in my childhood we used to enjoy these alot but in our language we call it " barf ka gola"😂😂
@Alina :3 • {~TaeKoo_Dani!~} oh hi i am fine ap kaisay ho
The quality of syrups and the way they shave the ice makes all the difference. We found a place that makes their own syrups and has the finest fluffiest snow like shaved ice..it's the best.
Her describing the shaved ice in the beginning haha. Is definitely childhood memories. Get the icees we called em, from the heladero man. Definitely crunchier bits of ice and sugary syrup. Still loved em when I was little. 😂💗☺️
Your voice is pretty
🥺 thank you!
“best dole whip” nothing can beat the dole whip from dole plantation 😮💨🙏
mY GUY YES
@@Chicken-uc5xh DUDE I SAW SOMEONE SAY KONA ICE WAS A GOOD SHAVED ICE PLACE. I LAUGHED SO HARD
we have a family run shave ice truck and omg it’s soooo good it comes to our pool and when ever they come literally EVERYONE lines up lifeguards, kids, teens, adults etc. it’s so much fun!
Yeah i used to live in Honolulu and they always hit the spot. Hawaiian shaved ice would taste so good because they actually make it good. They were sweet and the juice was actually inside the shaved ice. Hawaii to me is the number one place for saved ice
Whenever we had ice cones at parties or whatever, I would just ask for the ice no syrup and just eat the ice lmao
Ice is amazing
this girl loves to dis things she doesn’t like
She thinks she discovered everything
Ikr. Just because she had a bad experience doesn't mean others had the same thing.
She’s sharing her experience on it, she never said that would be you would dislike it too. If u get mad over an opinion then get off of the internet
@@beesowop9845 if you can't handle others not sharing the same opinion then I think you need to get off internet too
@@angakokpanipaq these guys are the ones crying over her not liking shaved ice dumbass
You need to try Raspados, it's mexican shaved ice made from fruit syrup like tamarin/guava/pineapple ect. You wont find it in a specific location but ask street vendors
Here in Malaysia we have ABC/ABC Special which is shaved ice with ice cream, red beans, corn and all the good stuff :)
“Why does everyone like shaved ice?”
Come down to NOLA and try our snow cones. You’ll see why. (We put condensed milk in ours. It really brings out the flavor)
I'm from NOLA, I live in another state now. I miss those juicy sweet snoballs, especially with condensed milk or soft served ice cream on top.
i was rly confused when she said she thinks it’s bad bc i go to that place to get shaved ice lol
We have something similar in india called 'Gola' or 'Baraf ka Gola' except the food colour have taste like spicy sweet sour etc. and it is hecking tasty in summer (its mostly summer in India)
I’ve always hated snow cones, but I quite enjoy Italian ice. (for those who don’t know, it’s basically a non-dairy frozen treat in the states that comes from Italian immigrants doing variations on granita, a dessert kinda like sorbet) Reading all these comments is making me want to make a “shaved ice” bucket list to look at the ways all sorts of different cultures make shaved ice, and then maybe also compare similar non-dairy frozen treats like the ones I’ve already had.
In spanish, shave ice is called "raspado".
Yeah and its amazing I prefer strawberry flavor u get what you pay for its cheap and really good
i like limón one i know pretty basic but it so damn good
Slightly unrelated but Agua Fresca drinks also hit different
@@lory_luna5186 yup my twin bro really liked them before he died my younger brother likes them too
@@afellowmanofculture8721 that’s good
Her: “To me”
Me: “You literally just defined what it was while also using that as your reason of not liking it 👁👄👁”
Yeah but usually putting two things together should create a symbiotic relationship of flavors. She didn’t get that and only tasted ice and sweetness. There should’ve been more to it than that. It just sounds lackluster.
@@supereggtartersauce6464 Ice and sweetness is literally all it is though
In malaysia we have something called cendol and its a soupy icy dessert with shaved ice, coconut sugar that we call gula melaka, evaporated milk, red beans, peanuts, corn and little green cendols strips. The toppings differ in different locations and some have grass jelly in them too
In India we have Ice golas. It’s shaved ice on a stick and they give it to you with a glass of syrup. So, the problem you have of the inner layers of ice not absorbing the syrup is solved because you just keep dunking the gola in the glass of syrup. It’s such an integral part of summer vacations here. You spot a cart selling ice golas and you’re absolutely certain that the water is dirty and hygiene is the last thing on their mind but you still can’t resist because it all adds to the ✨flavour✨
shaved ice is literally shaved ice. it just has flavoring and coloring to add taste and a unique look- THEYRE ALSO CALLED SNO CONES GOD
Nah that's different, snow cones are nasty and why she didn't get why shaved ice was his favorite. The textures and flavors aren't even comparable
@@erinbanana22 well in oklahoma, they are a delicacy
“To me shaved ice was just *literally describes shaved ice *”
But then she goes on to describe shaved ice is not all that
They have really good shaved ice in Hawaii. I’m lucky enough to have a local shaved ice place that is SO GOOD! I always get the rootbeer flavor
Should try Aoki's in Haleiwa, it's been my family's favorite for over a decade!
You can hear the toxicity in her voice from miles away.
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Tf?? How?
I’m obsessed with shave ice! I have a home ice-shaver and use it often for slushies, snow cones, or, most frequently, iced coffee😍
You should come to India and try gola it's super amazing and it is like shaved ice in many flavours like orange lemon etc
Man, if only We achully jad that kind of shaved ice, I might achully like it 😂
I’m not sure why but it bothered me SO much that she kept saying “shave ice” and not “shaved ice”.
I recently visited Hawaii and had shaved ice and it was SO good, definetely worth it
I like how each bowl shown just kept on getting bigger. I can tell it’s a favorite by now.
I love shaved ice
I'm fully hawaiian and I know why because shave ice in hawaii has a different ingredient than any place else so they make there's better because its so humid so it makea them make more money
That last shave ice was amazing! I want it!!! 🤩
I remember when I was younger the summer fireworks festival near the river always had 3 different shaved ice stands, not to mention younger kids or teens would have their own stands on the side of the road to the festival like lemonade stands in America,
The snack itself just holds a lot of memories, especially the straw-spoons, so useful when the shaved ice finally melts and your left with basically soda with no bubbles(perfect),
my first experience with shaved ice was from our Surinamese neighbors at a bungalow park. These people legit hired an entire extra bungalow that was just for cooking, and they handed out food like they were the salvation army. They had a huge block of crystal clear ice that shaved down to the smoothest snow, and drizzled it with homemade fruit syrups. It's been over a decade but boy do I miss them :P
I recommend it if you visit Malaysia, the ones in Malaysia comes with something called cendol, really tasty :D
Vanilla ice cream with shaved ice is literally a game changer, I am never going back after I tried it from my local hawaiian shaved ice place
Hi from Oahu!!! House of Aloha is one of the best in my opinion glad you could try shaved ice oahahu
Really reminds me of halo-halo it looks like fun and it taste so good with different textures and flavors all in one cup!
Here in California, Sherman Oaks to be exact, we have a spot called Brian's Shaved Ice. The shaved ice is like actual snow!! It's so bomb!🤤
My cousin and I often get shaved ice whenever a Hawaiian food truck swings by the park. Another kind you should try is piragua. The coconut flavor’s my favorite!
If you ever go to Malaysia you have to try ICE KACANG it’s like shaved ice with syrup and warm red beans and jelly underneath. My favourite dessert
Try Louisiana snowcones! It's on fine crushed ice, like snow. The flavors do settle to the bottom a bit, but it sticks to the ice really well!!