Ice Cream

Hibiscus Frozen Dessert

Sorvete di Ondjo

Bissau, Guinea-Bissau

Frozen dessert made with ondjo (hibiscus); the hibiscus gives a deep red colour and a tart, cranberry-like flavour; a refreshing treat in Guinea-Bissau's tropical heat; sold as street ice cream and made at home.

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What it is

A closer look at Hibiscus Frozen Dessert.

Frozen dessert made with ondjo (hibiscus); the hibiscus gives a deep red colour and a tart, cranberry-like flavour; a refreshing treat in Guinea-Bissau's tropical heat; sold as street ice cream and made at home.

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A bright pink-red frozen dessert with a tart, fruity hibiscus flavour; the texture is icy and refreshing; sold in small cups at street stalls; the hibiscus flavour is similar to bissap drink but in frozen form; a cooling treat in the tropical climate.

Where it belongs

Origins and
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Native to

Bissau, Guinea-Bissau

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Sorvete di Ondjolocal · 🇬🇼

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