Here in
.ph it refers to
sorbetes or the
sorbetero sold
ice cream. Sorbetero means
ice cream man. They go around the streets pushing a small cart that is very much like a
wheelbarrow except that it uses small
karitela (horse drawn carriage) wheels. Inside is insulation, ice, and the yummy dirty ice cream.
It really is not very dirty although I imagine it was called such because compared to the commercial big name ice creams dirty ice cream is just made at home and is quite a cottage industry product.
All flavours of the rainbow are available but the most common is cheese, strawberry, and chocolate. Pinoy cosmopolitan if you will.
It is not Ben and Jerry's but sure can provide refreshment far better than any Magnolia Nestle crap.