I probably had my first ice cream with Mamang Sorbetero. I still can remember when we hear his bell while he's calling out, "ice cream, ice cream." I would go to him with the best smile on my face handing him a 0.25 coin. Yes, that was the price of two scoops of ice cream on a cone made with barquillos dough.
I was 7 years old.
I loved the jackfruit flavor.
The sorbetero's name is Max. And just a few months ago, my mother saw him. And no, he is not selling ice cream anymore. But he would remember my mother and me because we were his best customers. We bought from him everyday that he comes by our house.
Today, sorbeteros have easy life with pedicab and their ice cream box rolled by it. With Max, he had to push the ice cream cart everyday. The sorbeteros cart has been the emblem of Filipino's hard working spirit.
The photo shows sorbeteros getting ready with the day, stabbing ice blocks to bits to freeze the ice cream in the box.
HAIL TO THE SORBETEROS!
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I wish I could taste it. Thank you for sharing your amazing life with us.
Come to the Philippines and you can taste sorbetes all you want ;-)
Id like to try the jackfruit 😍😍😍 i rarely see sorbeteros in my hometown anymore, it used to be superhit when i was in gradeschool, we bought Php2.00 per cone.
jackfruit is an awesome flavor for ice cream.
welcome back to steemit @cjclaro!
same to you, @jgraci78 ;-)
@cjclaro Wow!! nice>>>
Thank you.
Muy buenos.
Los helados siempre nos traen recuerdos de niños muy sabrosos y divertidos
Gracias, @oneray
Sabes @cjclaro, mi mamá vende unos riquisimos helados, aqui en Maracaibo los llamamos (tetas) por su forma :) tiene mas de 20 años haciéndolos. Los hay de fresa, banana, mantecado, 3 leche, chocolate y muchos más. Mi preferidos son galletas y coco. Cuándo vengas con tu familia les invito uno :)