Korea’s Super Popular MiniMelts Bite-Sized Ice Creams – First Concept Store Opens in Taipei
By MOOK Scenic Spots Home Travel Life Network Editorial Team
As the weather gets warmer, the ice cream market is heating up. In April 2015, the American Mini Melts bite-sized ice creams will make their debut in Taipei, with plans to open Taiwan’s first concept store in the Ximending area, aiming to capture the Taiwanese ice cream market and welcome the summer together with a wide fan base across Taiwan.
BB pellet-sized Mini Melts bite-sized ice creams, each distinct in shape with a unique texture. (Image provided by Mini Melts bite-sized ice creams)
Emphasizing natural ingredients, they’re enjoyable for both adults and children. (Image provided by Mini Melts bite-sized ice creams)
“Mini Melts bite-sized ice creams” originated in the United States. Not only are they the world’s smallest ice creams, but their vibrant, appealing colors and surprisingly unique one-by-one texture mean each bite delivers a different flavor surprise. Since their launch, they have rapidly gained global popularity, with branches in over 20 countries including Hong Kong and Korea. Mini Melts use locally sourced, premium Korean milk and 100% natural ingredients combined with patented production techniques. Their unique molecular freezing technology, distinct pellet shape, and richly creamy taste contain no artificial coloring, breaking the conventional image of ice cream and creating an entirely new flavor experience.
Currently available flavors include marshmallow, rainbow ice, strawberry milk, and dark & milk chocolate. (Image provided by Mini Melts bite-sized ice creams)
Mini Melts bite-sized ice creams enjoy super high popularity in Korea. (Image provided by Mini Melts bite-sized ice creams)
Their vibrant colors and unique textures attract many customers eager to try them out. (Image provided by Mini Melts bite-sized ice creams)
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