open for psychic damage
doufuhua spit on that thang
Before looking it up I thought it was ice cream. What does it taste like exactly?
I had a Philippino version a couple of years ago and the closest analogies was oatmeal with brown sugar
I had a Philippino version
That's taho
Yeah I couldn't remember the name - is it similar in taste to this?
Yeah it does
As MF coom said, brown sugar flavour. But the silken tofu basically has no texture and just falls apart in your mouth.
This one was hot, but in the summer you can get a cold one and the syrup is almost like icy slush.
很好吃
I can't be there yet but it won't be long
and then I am going to eat this
have you ever had savory douhua? like this but with chili oil and soy sauce and black vinegar instead of black sugar syrup. crushed peanut maybe. the best
No but I want to now. Sounds great
sichuan style, it’s so good
Douhua-taho gang represent!
Gimme
i believe the proper pinyin spelling of tofu is "dofu" not "doufu"
edit: i'm never talking again that was an embaressing mistake
{豆腐|dòufu}
do isn't actually a correct pinyin for anything.
i will never recover from this
fuck fuck fuck
You have me
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