Different kinds of Asian food dessert? (island, ice cream, photos)

[pinai]

I just want to know some of the Asian locally made desserts.

Philippines usually made in glutinous rice, coconut and milk. I guess it's like same with South Asians as I tried some of their desserts. Middle Eastern they usually added mint & sweet dates.

I guess it's okay to post photos?

[dinfog908]

I'd like to tell you some Chinese dessert. In the south, there are many kinds of desserts, like Egg Tarts, Cream Cakes, Biscuits and some Fruits.
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Chinese Walnut Cookies

[Trimac20]

The king of desserts from Malaysia/Singapore.



Ice Kacang




Classic Singaporean street-side snack, Ice cream sandwich




Nonya kueh, made from glutinous rice and coconut milk with various flavours

[pinai]

^1st pic looks like Philippine Halo-Halo
usually there is variety of different fruits on it with crash ice,
milk and ice cream on top.



3rd one looks Sapin-Sapin



now photos look so yummy hahaha

[sulkiercupid]

Grass jelly


Cendol


Tau fu fa/tau huay

[Trimac20]

Mmmm...love Cendol! I feel like one right now!

[Chava61]

I had in China some cookies that were made from purple potato flour.

[ho hey!]

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Tri-color or Nab Vam

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I love me some these. A lot of my non-Asian friends don't like them because of the texture.

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Steam rice cake although I think these are in general all over Asia.

[dragonsong]

candied fruit

[pinai]

Originally Posted by sulkiercupid

Tau fu fa/tau huay

We call this in the Philippines, Taho. One of my favorite when I was a kid.


Tahô - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
It's with Sago and Vanilla