Hmong Naab Vaam and Hot Pot
I helped my brother move to his new place and ended up with a bucket of this stuff to share with my family at home.
Lowkey, it's actually pretty good. I had to Google how it's spelled, but it reminds me of a Filipino dessert called halo-halo somehow, but with a more jelly feeling.

And it wasn't that sweet either. Of course, we were provided with extra sugar syrup to make it sweeter should we choose to.
Mmm.

Later that day, I ended up making a little hot pot too.



