Hot summer days in quarantine has had us craving for scoops of our favorite treat—ice cream! Since we didn’t want to make a trip to the grocery, we decided to make our own. We whipped up this no-churn Oreo ice cream after dinner, and it was ready to be devoured after sitting in the freezer overnight!
Check out how me made this super easy Oreo Ice Cream with only four ingredients!
Mothers need a break from motherhood once in a while. We shouldn’t feel guilty about asking for a bit of time off. No, it’s not being selfish. We need a break, not to get away from the kids, or to escape our responsibilities and the long list of household chores that need tackling, but we must in order to recharge. Sometimes all we need is an hour or two away to unwind and let loose, in order for us to come back a more happy and loving mother.
Two weeks ago, I finally got the mommy break that I needed over a #HappyLunch at CDP Global Table. Together with some Mothers Who Brunch friends, we shared stories of our motherhood highs and lows, while trying dish after dish of mouth-watering goodness.
When it comes to my kitchen and pantry staples, there are a couple of brands that I have trusted for years. One of them, a brand that I’ve seen my mother use in her own kitchen, is McCormick. From quick-cooking dishes, to feasts that would take hours to prepare, McCormick has always played a role in making our homemade meals special.
McCormick’s Flavor Nation Festival, held last May 13, brought the flavors of East Asia to life, as they launched their latest: Agemono Fry Set and Dipping Sauce. We got to try some authentic Japanese dishes, cooked using the fry sets and sauces, and saw for ourselves how easy they are to recreate in our our own homes.
That % percent logo has finally arrived in Manila! And no, that’s not the sign to the latest discount store in town. Described as a simplified representation of the coffee plant (two coffee cherries on a branch), that distinct minimal branding belongs to none other than % Arabica Coffee!
Shooting hoops and searching for some grub — you can’t get any more Pinoy than that! At the latest food park in the metro, you can enjoy both. Whether you’re looking to sweat it out over a game of basketball, or if you just want to unwind with some good eats, Taft Food by the Court will surely strike your fancy.