'Hala bira meryenda' experience the flavors of the Philippines with Mr. Hat Gulaman’s cool fiesta dessert recipes

‘Hala bira meryenda’ experience the flavors of the Philippines with Mr. Hat Gulaman’s cool fiesta dessert recipes

/ 10:46 AM May 03, 2023

Festivals, processions, parades. Held mostly during the hot summer months, many of us grew up with vivid memories of colorful costumes, beating drums, resounding chants and fiesta celebrations overflowing with traditional Filipino food. 

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With almost every house serving their specialties during the summer fiesta season, make your dessert buffet stand out while keeping the tradition alive. Serve the unique and unforgettable tropical flavors of the Philippines with Mr. Hat Gulaman’s fiesta meryenda recipes. 

Cool down after dancing to the beat of summer festivities and savor the sweet and creamy taste of panna cotta, the refreshing buko pandan sago gulaman, mango-flavored halo-halo, and colorful jelly cake or fruity jelly. All made with Mr. Hat Gulaman’s jelly powders, the fiesta dessert spreads offer a range of flavors that are sure to delight guests and elevate celebrations. Hala bira meryenda!

Serve the tropical fruit jelly cake using Mr. Hat Gulaman’s orange and white jelly powders with your mix of favorite fruits, coconut milk and sugar.

Make the mango jelly and vanilla panna cotta using ripe mangoes, mango nectar and puree, yellow and white unflavored Mr. Hat Gulaman, milk, sugar, cream, vanilla extract, and salt. You can swap the mango flavor with buko pandan, coffee jelly, or your preferred flavor. Swap the color of the unflavored jelly powder as well to match.

Give the traditional sapin-sapin a twist by making a jelly version using white, yellow and red Mr. Hat Gulaman unflavored jelly powder. For this dessert creation, you will also need ube flavoring, coconut milk, condensed milk, glutinous rice flour and water.

For uniquely Filipino recipes such as crema de fruta, coconut gulaman cooler, ube taho or strawberry taho jelly, champurrado jelly pudding, among others, check out Mr. Hat Gulaman’s recipes here –  https://seanlucinc.com/recipes/?category=mr-hat-gulaman.

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With its unique blend of carrageenan, sugar, and other flavorings, Mr. Hat Gulaman’s jelly powders can be used to make a variety of traditional fiesta desserts. Mr. Hat Gulaman’s jelly powders are versatile, easy to use, and perfect for all your meryenda needs. Whether you’re celebrating a local fiesta or simply looking for a refreshing summer treat, Mr. Hat Gulaman has got you covered.

Make your own traditional and memorable fiesta drinks and dessert menu using tropical gulaman flavors such as buko pandan, mango, orange, lychee, strawberry, grape and even coffee. 

Match the colorful fiesta colors and create your own distinct flavor using Mr. Hat Gulaman’s unflavored gulaman which comes in black, orange, yellow, white, red and green colors.

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Distinctly Pinoy

Mr. Hat Gulaman is a popular dessert ingredient in the Philippines that can be used to make a variety of sweet treats, such as jelly, flan, pudding and other types of desserts. 

Mr. Hat Gulaman is a product of Philippine-based food and beverage company Seanluc, Inc. that produces a range of products. Its jelly powder is made from the finest natural seaweed extract. It is made from a mixture of carrageenan, sugar, flavorings and colorings. Carrageenan is a type of seaweed-derived ingredient that is commonly used as a gelling agent in food products. 

Mr. Hat Gulaman is easy on the pocket. Get all Mr. Hat Gulaman flavors for your fiesta and everyday meryenda recipes! Purchase Mr. Hat Gulaman at Lazada, Shopee and other retail stores nationwide.

For more updates and details, visit the Mr. Hat Gulaman Website. Follow Mr. Hat Gulaman on TikTok and Facebook

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