Top 5 Colorful Fresh Fruit Popsicles Trending Across Taiwan This Summer

By the MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team

 

Hot summer days make everyone crave an ice pop to cool off. In addition to various creative new flavors, this summer has seen a growing trend of stuffing whole fruits into popsicles, creating vibrant, colorful fruit pops that let you savor fresh seasonal fruits as you enjoy your icy treat. We’ve also rounded up five popular fresh fruit popsicle shops across Taiwan. If you’re tired of traditional pops, why not try something new and different?

 

1. Taipei – 8%ice

 

8%ice focuses on making all-natural fresh fruit popsicles. (Photo credit: 8%ice)

The brightly colored popsicles catch the eye of many passersby. (Photo credit: 8%ice)

Originally known for its ice cream, 8%ice has launched a line of fresh fruit popsicles. They promise no preservatives, gelling agents, emulsifiers, or artificial coloring, offering a multi-layered texture. The bright colors attract plenty of attention from pedestrians and have sparked a social media trend for fruit popsicle photo ops.

 

【INFO】

8% Ice Yongkang Main Store

Address: No. 6, Lane 13, Yongkang Rd., Da’an District, Taipei City

 

2. Taichung – Bin Bon

 

Traffic lights are a popular flavor at Bin Bon. (Photo credit: Bin Bon)

Each popsicle still contains real fruit pulp and fibers. (Photo credit: Bin Bon)

Bin Bon, which enjoys strong recognition in central Taiwan, combines various fruits to create vibrantly colored fresh fruit popsicles. Each one still contains real fruit pulp and fibers. Their hottest flavors, the Traffic Light popsicle and the Summer Colorful popsicle, are bestsellers that often sell out quickly—come late and you might miss out.

 

【INFO】

Bin Bon

Address: No. 262, Beixing St., North District, Taichung City

 

 

 

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