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Es Teler (Indonesian Drunk Ice)

  • Writer: Culinary Cam
    Culinary Cam
  • 7 days ago
  • 2 min read

This is my ninth offering in the 2025 Alphabet Challenge, our second year of working our way through the alphabet with recipes. We post every other week for the entire alphabet and this is year two. Thanks for starting this series, Wendy of A Day in the Life on the Farm


Though the name means 'drunk ice', there is no alcohol in this. I have' no idea why it's called 'drunk'!s



I is for...


Es Teler (Indonesian Drunk Ice)

Es Teler is a basically an iced dessert topped with tropical fruits such as avocado, coconut, jackfruit, and drizzle of condensed milk. It's called es kachang in Malaysia and es campur in Indonesia.



It's very similar to one of our Filipino favorites Halo-Halo (photographed above), which means 'mix-mix' in Tagalog. While all of those desserts use shave ice, we usually add even more tropical flair by using exotic ice cream flavor. For this es teler I opted for a black sesame and a young coconut ice cream.


  • ice cream or shave ice

  • avocado

  • tropical fruits (young coconut strands, jackfruit, lychee, ube)

  • condensed milk for serving

  • optional red or black beans, grass jelly cubes, tapioca balls


Layer your ingredients into a glass or spoon into individual serving bowls. Drizzle with condensed milk. Serve immediately.


Just to inspire you to cook through the alphabet. Here's some inspiration!


This Time Last Year...

My posts are below with links to everyone else's recipes. I skipped letter 'F' apparently. Enjoy!



So Far This Year...

Again: my posts are below with links to everyone else's recipes.



That's a wrap for my offering for the letter 'i'. We will be back in two weeks with the letter 'j'. Stay tuned!

 
 
 

6 comentários


Mayuri Patel
3 days ago

Your Es Teler recipeb brings back memories of when of when visited Bali in 2017. Had the opportunity to taste this drink dessert with shaved ice and loved it.

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Jolene
5 days ago

Looks so refreshing! It's already heating up here so I'm stockpiling all of the frozen treat recipes. Is the purple ice cream in the photos Ube?

Curtir

srushtonkl
5 days ago

First, what a fabulous recipe for summer! Very cooling. The perfect end of a meal, especially if it was spicy!


We lived in Indonesia for several years in a small town where most of the population didn't speak English so I was obliged to become quite fluent in bahasa. This came in super handy when we moved to Malaysia because although many people in Kuala Lumpur spoke English, in the countryside they certainly did not! Ice is actually spelled "ais" in both Malaysia and Indonesia. When I looked up "ais teler" on Google translate it came back "iced." Which makes the name make more sense, except for the spelling used! (P.S. Teler alone actually translates to "stoned" in English. Drunk,…


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Kelly Hill
Kelly Hill
6 days ago

Oh yum! Our friends in FL often post amazing pictures of halo halo but we have never had it. They are all beautiful desserts!

Curtir

Karen Kerr
Karen Kerr
6 days ago

This does sound interesting and very cooling! Especially for summer.

Curtir

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