Impulse purchase at local market. The name of this desert remains unknown do to the language barrier but we can confirm (based on observations of desert construction), that the crape-like wrap contains a hunk of vanilla icecream covered in candy peanut dust (which was formed by shaving a big block of peanuts that were petrified in some form of candy-based hardened glue). A definite ‘must try.’ It only ran us about 15 NTD. Cheap and yummy, as always with Taiwanese street food! Taipei, Taiwan – Karina Noriega

Published June 10, 2015 at 2448 × 3264 in Culture Shock And The Taiwanese Palate
al market. The name of this desert remains unknown do to the language barrier but we can confirm (based on observations of desert construction), that the crape-like wrap contains a hunk of vanilla icecream covered in candy peanut dust (which was formed by shaving a big block of peanuts that were petrified in some form of candy-based hardened glue). A definite 'must try.' It only ran us about 15 NTD. Cheap and yummy, as always with Taiwanese street food! Taipei, Taiwan - Karina Noriega

al market. The name of this desert remains unknown do to the language barrier but we can confirm (based on observations of desert construction), that the crape-like wrap contains a hunk of vanilla icecream covered in candy peanut dust (which was formed by shaving a big block of peanuts that were petrified in some form of candy-based hardened glue). A definite ‘must try.’ It only ran us about 15 NTD. Cheap and yummy, as always with Taiwanese street food! Taipei, Taiwan – Karina Noriega

al market. The name of this desert remains unknown do to the language barrier but we can confirm (based on observations of desert construction), that the crape-like wrap contains a hunk of vanilla icecream covered in candy peanut dust (which was formed by shaving a big block of peanuts that were petrified in some form of candy-based hardened glue). A definite ‘must try.’ It only ran us about 15 NTD. Cheap and yummy, as always with Taiwanese street food! Taipei, Taiwan – Karina Noriega

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  1. it’s called a “Ice cream Runbing with powdered peanut and coriander”, it’s a variant of traditional Taiwanese dish- Runbing/ or Lum’pia, which mostly has vegie and meat fillings. This sweet variant was originated from Yilan, a west coast region in Taiwan.

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