Cholado

Name: Cholado
Prep time: 20 min
Total time: 20 min
Yield: 2 serving(s)
Ingredients: 6 cups ice, crushed; 1 cup strawberry, sliced; 1 passion fruit; 1 banana, sliced; 1 cup mango, diced; 1 cup papaya, diced; 1/2 cup lulo fruit, diced (if you don't have access to lulo, use another sour fruit. rhubarb, lime juice or even pineapple can ); use Mama Clerici's Fresh Fruit Syrup recipe to make the syrup

Editors' Pick

Submitted by Hannah Petertil

"These icy treats are made even better by the tropical fruit typically used. However, if you're access to ripe tropical fruit is limited, feel free to riff on this Colombian classic."

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Ready In:: 20mins
Ingredients:: 8
Serves:: 2

ingredients

6 cups ice, crushed
1 cup strawberry, sliced
1 passion fruit
1 banana, sliced
1 cup mango, diced
1 cup papaya, diced
¹⁄₂ cup lulo fruit, diced (if you don't have access to lulo, use another sour fruit. rhubarb, lime juice or even pineapple can )
use Mama Clerici's Fresh Fruit Syrup recipe to make the syrup

directions

Crush your ice in a food processor until it resembles the ice flakes of a snow cone.
Layer ice in both your glasses a little past half way (use a clear glass for the full effect). If you like your Cholados extra sweet, drizzle sweetened condensed milk around the glass before you add the add to the glasses.
Cover the ice in your fruit syrup, you can make the fruit syrup with whatever fruit you like, but strawberry, raspberry and blackberry work especially well.
Layer your fruit in the glass, use about a quarter of what you have in each glass.
Cover in condensed milk and add the remaining fruit, splitting evenly between the two glasses.
(If you really want to be an over achiever, you can make a second fruit syrup with passion fruit or another sour fruit and add that at this point).
Top with more more crushed ice. Drizzle fruit syrup over ice (the berry variety).
Garnish with more fruit!