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The Sweet History of the Puerto Rican Limber 🇵🇷🍧
If you grew up in Puerto Rico or in a Puerto Rican neighborhood, you already know that nothing beats the summer heat quite like a cold, icy limber. But have you ever wondered where this delicious treat got its unique name? A Cool Story from 1928 Unlike traditional ice cream, a limber isn't scooped—it is frozen solid right inside a plastic cup. The history goes back to 1928, when a famous American pilot named Charles Lindbergh flew his airplane to Puerto Rico on a goodwill tou

Lissette
May 252 min read


🌟 ¿Qué viene ahora? What’s Next for El Rincón Borikén?
Hola familia! Todavía estamos con la emoción del éxito de nuestro primer pilot program—el Tres Reyes Toy Drive. Seeing the community come together to celebrate our traditions was a powerful reminder of why I started this nonprofit. Now that we’ve stepped into the new year, many of you have asked: "¿Qué es lo próximo?" The Vision is Growing (Nuestra Visión Crece) While the toy drive was our first big move, I have been working tras bastidores (behind the scenes) on a roadmap fo

Lissette
Jan 92 min read


Los Tres Reyes Toy & Clothing Drop-Off Locations for Your Donations
In Bristol, PA Papa´s Pretzels 302 Mill St, Bristol-PA 19007 Elements Smoke Shop 127 Mill St, Bristol-PA 19007 Goodwill Hose Co. No. 3 Station 52 190 Mifflin St, Bristol-PA 19007 In Trenton,NJ Saint Joseph´s Church 540 N. Olden Ave, Trenton-NJ 08638 Iron Recovery & Wellness Center (IRWC) 144 Perry St, Trenton-NJ 08618 Los Tres Reyes are counting on us! We only have until December 20th to collect the toys and clothing that will bring joy and warmth to families this holiday s

Lissette
Dec 1, 20251 min read


🇵🇷 The Story Behind Our Mission: Reclaiming the Rhythm of Puerto Rico
Hey everyone, I want to welcome you to the start of something truly special: the blog for El Rincón Borikén! I’m Lissette Berrios, the founder, and I want to share the simple, deeply personal reason why this organization exists. The Problem We Can’t Ignore As a Puerto Rican born and growing up here in the States, I noticed something sad: we’re forgetting the music, the history, and the traditions that make us who we are. It’s easy to let go of the roots when life gets busy.

Lissette
Nov 21, 20253 min read
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