Japanese shaved ice recipe

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Enjoy Kakigori, a traditional Japanese shaved ice dessert! Try it topped with easy homemade syrups like matcha, strawberry, and mango.

Beat the summer heat with homemade Asian shaved ice, bao bing (刨冰)! Learn how to make this delicious dessert with our recipe and tutorial.

Some Japanese desserts are quirky, like fish cakes to melon bread, and others like mochi are iconic. They are all incredibly creative and delicious.

Earn a delicious reward from a Yamagata adventure in Japan with some irresistable summer season sweets.

Sweet, creamy, and refreshing, this fluffy shaved ice recipe with strawberries and condensed milk is what we want to cool down with all summer long.

Light and fluffy Japanese shaved ice is the perfect blank canvas for exciting flavor combinations and textures. Tracing back to the 11th century, kakigori is now a popular treat at restaurants around the world.

If you’ve ever been to Hawaii, you’ve surely noticed that shave ice stands are everywhere. They pile up scoops of frosty, cool snow and pour flavored syrups over the top. The glory of this dessert comes from a drizzle of sweetened condensed milk poured over the top, commonly known as a “snow cap”. You can […]

Shaved ice (also known as Piragua in Puerto Rico) is a classic dessert made with shaved ice and a sweet, usually fruity topping. The base of shaved ice can be made in a blender and the whole recipe requires just 20 minutes to make!

Summer in Japan is very hot.The humidity can be damp, dank, and a bit suffocating. “Kakigori” is the preferred sweet in such a situation.Kakigori is Japanese shaved ice. Kakigori is available at cafes and specialty stores, as well as at convenience stores. More and more people are also buying home shaved ice machines and enjoying shaved ice at home. The History of Kakigori(Shaved Ice) in Japan There is a description of shaved ice in Japan in a Japanese book written about 1,300