Rainbow macaron toast with ice cream – a dreamy nine-grid dessert in Taichung

▲The Dream Series recently launched by Double Squared has completely won over girls. (Photo / netizen)chuan_0429Provided, please do not reproduce without permission to avoid copyright infringement.

Reporter Wang Junyuan / Comprehensive report

Dessert lovers have a new must-try item to visit. A business has caught onto the latest trend by dyeing toast into soft pastel macaron colors, hollowing out the center, rearranging it, and standing it upright like an edible 3D Rubik’s Cube, topped with cool ice cream to create a new vibrant summer style on Instagram.

▲“All Things Sweet” combines dreamy color schemes with eye-catching shapes, becoming a super-popular dessert that everyone wants to photograph and share. (Photo / netizen)yaqian_1186Provided, please do not reproduce without permission to avoid copyright infringement.

Composed of green, blue, and red, “All Things Sweet” features toast blocks of different colors arranged in a crisscross pattern. The caramel-colored frame is coated with fine sugar, and its slightly burnt surface emits a fragrant aroma. The top is drizzled with generous whipped cream and decorated with snacks like chocolate biscuits and crispy fried dough twists. The star supporting role — the ice cream — is rich and creamy, elevating the overall flavor profile of the dish.

▲This three-dimensional nine-grid dessert includes not only sugar-coated fried toast but also many snacks and ice cream toppings. (Photo / netizen)didi_foodieProvided, please do not reproduce without permission to avoid copyright infringement.

Whether in terms of ingredients or presentation, “All Things Sweet” successfully captures attention. Its adorable princess-style design has diners taking endless photos the moment it’s served, drawing them into a vortex of sweet, girlish delight. It has also sparked high interest online, and it’s no exaggeration to say it has become the signature item at Double Squared.

▲“All Things Mixed Up” and “All Things Rotten” not only have amusing names but also win over taste buds. (Photo / netizen)demi.foodie & chuan_0429Provided, please do not reproduce without permission to avoid copyright infringement.

Also famous for their pastel color schemes, “All Things Mixed Up” and “All Things Rotten” are both super-popular creative light meals. The layered “All Things Mixed Up” resembles a more psychedelic version of a mini burger, while “All Things Rotten” is an egg-based dish that combines tofu and century egg with dried bonito flakes, served with a unique dipping sauce that has deeply won over the palates of even the most discerning foodies.

Double Squared
Location: No. 8, Yucailu North Road, North District, Taichung City
Business hours: 11:30–20:00 (closed every Wednesday)