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With the brand concept of bringing the happiness of Japanese flavors, Rippie carefully selects Fuji apples from Aomori, Japan. After undergoing a molasses process, the apples are directly shipped to Taiwan. The highlight? A whole caramelized apple is generously stuffed with custard filling, encased in pastry, and then baked in the oven. The crispy crust crackles as you bite into it, releasing the pure aroma of Fuji apples, which combines with the layered custard filling—each bite offers a multi-dimensional experience filled with happiness.
An apple pie made with a whole caramelized Fuji apple from Aomori fills your mouth with fruity aroma. (Image source / Rippie Apple Pie & Ice Cream)
Every bite of Rippie’s apple pie and ice cream brings the joyful taste of Japan. (Image source / Rippie Apple Pie & Ice Cream)
The apple-shaped pies look adorable, and come in three flavors: cinnamon, cheese cream, and custard ginger. (Image source / Rippie Apple Pie & Ice Cream)
Additionally, besides the apple pies, Rippie’s ice cream is another must-try star product. Made with Hokkaido fresh raw milk with an impressive 8% milk fat content, it’s brought to Taiwan in its purest form to deliver 100% rich flavor. In addition to the classic milk flavor, there’s also a cheese cream flavor that blends Hokkaido’s thick milk aroma with a hint of tangy Hokkaido cream cheese. The rich cheese scent combined with a sweet and tangy taste is surprisingly delightful. If you’re worried about the ice cream being too sweet, we recommend pairing it with an apple pie or cereal to balance the sweetness—the crunchy cereal adds even more texture to the creamy ice cream experience.
Ice cream made with carefully selected Hokkaido milk has a rich texture that’s very popular. (Image source / Rippie Apple Pie & Ice Cream)
Ice cream made with Hokkaido milk and Yubari melon bursts with fruity aroma and rich milk flavor. (Image source / Rippie Apple Pie & Ice Cream)
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