[Sofia's Life Diary] 6/10/2023

Do you like ice cream? I love it so much!
(This is from a collab with Baskin-Robbins last Christmas)
What kind of frozen treats do you all like?
Popsicles? Shaved ice?
Take it home and eat it slowly, or eat it on the go?
As for me... I like ALL of it!
Whether it's a cheap convenience-store cup or Häagen-Dazs, I'll take it! (っ˘ڡ˘ς)
That said, whenever I'm actually at the grocery store, I somehow always end up grabbing the cheapest option anyway...(ノД`)
Speaking of shaved ice —
Taiwan has this thing called "snow ice," you know? It's so good even without any toppings~~
Or mango shaved ice with fresh fruit on top, or the kind where you pick your own toppings.
I always go for the mochi rice balls or taro balls, so good! (๑´ڡ`๑)
But here in the human world of Japan, shaved ice is usually just plain ice with some artificial colored syrup dumped on top.
There's nothing to actually chew on, and it makes me so sad.
Has anyone ever tried making their own ice pops?
When I was a kid, my family used to put bottles of Bomy fruit juice in the freezer, then cut the bottle open and scoop it out slowly with a spoon.
That's basically a DIY Bomy popsicle, and you should all try it sometime!
https://www.sodaart.co.jp/post/%E9%98%BF%E8%95%A5%E5%AD%B8%E5%94%B1%E6%AD%8C
There's a brand new 4-panel comic with me in it~
Round up, and I basically already have a themed illustration.
Feel it in your heart, and I basically already have a cover song!
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