Limber

This is so cute, Dalis. I just read your jounaling and now I know what limbers are. Cute pictures!

Precious page Dalis! So glad you could share this special time you remembered as a young girl with Bianca. How precious and I love the mold you found too! Great journaling! What a special moment! Thanks for playing along with the journaling challenge!

Great page and story Dalis, we used to buy some from a neighbor when I was a teenager. I don’t remember what they tasted like, I just know they were so good!

@Mrivas So funny, I think every neighborhood had a limber dealer. LOL!!!!!!!!

@cfile @Cherylndesigns Thanks! It was fun to make, she really liked the flavor. Mind you it was a hot cocoa Godiva mix, what is NOT to like! LOL!!!!!

Never heard of limbers. Will definitely have to look those up. Those Yeti molds are fun-tastic! And I love the photo of your daughter holding her creation so proudly. Wonderful LO!

BTW, I used to fly out of Puerto Rico all the time in the Navy. Where did you live?

@jazzmatazz We lived about 10 mins from the regular airport and 7 mins from the air base in San Juan. My dad was in the Air Force Reserve, so we used to go there a lot to see the practices.

@jazzmatazz Tracy, it's a very latino recipe, it's like a popsicle but of course with very tropical flavors.

@Dalis I routinely flew out of Roosevelt Roads, but did occasionally wander to San Juan and to El Yunque. LOVE El Yunque.

I never ran into Limber while I was in Puerto Rico, though I didn't often get the opportunity to eat off the base and taste the local cuisine.

@jazzmatazz Limber is something that you get more in your neighborhood. You wouldn't find limber anywhere else but knowing which lady in the neighborhood sold this precious things. LOL!!!!! We had 2 in our neighborhood, one did an amazing coconut one, the other one did an amazing milk (custard flavor) one. You would pay 25cents a piece, they would come in an 6 or 8 oz plastic cup. Not as fancy as these ones. LOL!!!