Ice cream that tastes of where it grew

We buy ube from one cooperative in Bohol and milk from one carabao dairy in Laguna, then churn it in Poblacion, twelve pints at a time.

Pints from ₱495

Box of four, ₱1,980

Delivered Tuesday to Saturday

A pint of kinampay ube with a scoop and a halved ube
A pint of carabao mango sorbet with cut mango
A pint of kesong puti and guava with fresh guava and white cheese
A pint of calamansi and pandan sorbet with halved calamansi
A pint of cacao 72 with a split cacao pod and tablea

Kinampay ubeTubod cooperative, Bohol

This season’s carte

Six flavours stay all year and two leave when their harvest ends. Pick any four and we deliver them in dry ice.

Carabaomilk.

It has nearly twice the fat of cow’s milk, so the base needs less cream, less sugar and no stabilisers. What comes through is the ube, the pili or the mango.

Where each flavour comes from

We buy straight from the farm and print its name on the lid. Tap a pin to see who grows what.

Illustrated map of the Philippines
  1. BoholKinampay ubeTubod Farmers' Cooperative, Ubay
  2. SorsogonPili and burnt caramelDioneda family, Bulan
  3. GuimarasCarabao mango sorbetGaitan orchard, Jordan
  4. DavaoCacao 72Puentespina estate, Calinan
  5. BatangasKapeng barakoCafé de Lipa growers
  6. LagunaKesong puti and guavaOcampo Dairy, Santa Cruz
  7. MindoroCalamansi and pandan sorbetNaujan growers
  8. NegrosMuscovado and toasted pinipigBago cane growers
Ice cream plated from the Lambing cart at an evening garden wedding

A flavour that exists only for your table

Bring us a recipe card, a jar of latik or mangoes from the family tree. We build one flavour around it, taste it with you twice and churn it for your event.

Four Lambing pints in a timber gift box

Four provinces in a timber box

Pick any four pints. They travel in dry ice inside a timber box you can send back, with a card naming each farm. ₱1,980, delivered anywhere in Metro Manila.

Isabel pouring fresh carabao milk into the churner

It started with a carabao in Laguna

Isabel Ocampo spent summers on her uncle’s dairy in Santa Cruz. Lambing still uses his milk, and the same single churner it opened with in 2023.

Farm to freezer in five days

Every pint follows the same week, which is why we sell out by Saturday and never freeze stock ahead.

01
Mango, cacao, pili, barako, ube and kesong puti

Sunday

Picked and shipped

Mango leaves Guimaras on the night ferry. Ube and pili travel by bus from Bohol and Bicol.

02
Pouring carabao milk

Monday, 5am

Milk, pasteurised low

Carabao milk arrives from Santa Cruz and is pasteurised gently the same morning.

03
A scoop of ube

Monday night

Aged overnight

The base rests for twelve hours with roasted ube, toasted pili or cold-steeped barako.

04
A pint of kesong puti and guava

Tuesday

Churned twelve at a time

Small batches, so the machine is never fuller than it should be. Lids are hand-labelled with the farm.

05
Ice cream served at an event

Wednesday to Saturday

At your door in dry ice

Our own rider, across Metro Manila. Let the pint stand eight minutes, then scoop.

Order for this week’s delivery

Build a box of four here, or message us on Viber. We reply within the hour while the kitchen is open.

Kinampay ube, carabao mango and pili caramel pints on capiz stone with ube, mango and pili