Filipino groceries
delivered to Pocomoke City, MD

Halo-halo always delicious and refreshing, especially with this weather. Sorry I didn’t take pictures of how I made at first. It was so tempting and I was hot and sweating. As you can see I mixed them up with Ube and jackfruits with red beans

This is delicious canned coffee. You might be tempted to put ice in it, but in my opinion, it is better undiluted and straight from the can. The cans are sometimes dented from shipping, but I haven't found that to affect the taste of freshness of the product.

Craving for this glad i order hehehe

Second time buying from Weee! and I always reorder this!

Very sweet! Worked very well with my halo halo and ginataan

Are you crazy? Weeh solves all cravings

love this. taste better than the leading brand

always delicious when from Weee

good , wil buy again

My favorite snack! Received in good packaging

Favorite baguette and breakfast.

When you are in hurry and hungry

Arrived on time, crunchy and like you bought it from grocery in Philippines

Delicious soft spongy cake

Halo-halo fruit mix is a popular ingredient for making halo-halo, a traditional Filipino dessert that consists of a mixture of shaved ice, sweetened fruits, jellies, and beans, topped with leche flan, ube ice cream, and syrup. The fruit mix typically includes a variety of canned or jarred fruits such as sweetened jackfruit (langka), coconut (macapuno), saba bananas, and sometimes pineapples or lychees. These fruits are often pre-sweetened and ready to use, making them a convenient option for preparing halo-halo quickly.