Milk bingsu made with an ice cream sandwich mold

Homemade Korean milk bingsu at home.
In summer, there are days when I need to prepare something cold for the kids.
Sometimes it is ice cream, sometimes it is a shake, and sometimes I make Korean milk bingsu instead.

This time, I used an ice cream sandwich mold to freeze the milk ice. It turned out to be a very useful way to make just enough for one serving at a time.
This was actually an idea one of my kids suggested to me.

The milk ice was made with milk, a little heavy cream, and a little condensed milk. After it froze, I broke the pieces into bowls and added whatever toppings we had at home.
Before eating, we usually add a little condensed milk, chocolate syrup, or fruit syrup. The toppings can be ice cream, Korean rice cake, fruit, or sometimes nothing much at all.

That is one of the nice things about bingsu at home. It does not have to be the same every time. Each bowl can be a little different, depending on what is in the kitchen and what everyone feels like eating that day.
The ice cream sandwich mold made the whole thing easier. The pieces were small enough to break apart, the amount felt just right, and the bowls came together quickly.

A cold homemade Korean milk bingsu, made for a summer day at home before everything melted too fast.
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