Text by MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Network Editorial Department, compiled and reported
Chicago’s 66-year-old Garrett Popcorn will open at Taipei 101 on Friday, December 18th. No need to travel far to enjoy top-tier handmade gourmet popcorn. On opening day, there will also be special offers such as a “Taiwan-exclusive Garrett Popcorn Tote Bag” and a “Chicago Flight + Hotel 3-Day 2-Night Double Occupancy Package” to share with fans.
Chicago Garrett Popcorn opens a store in Taiwan. (Image source / provided by Garrett)
Garrett Popcorn is known for its handmade craftsmanship. Chefs use only the highest quality ingredients and healthiest raw materials, combined with a unique family recipe, to carefully cook the perfect popcorn in traditional copper kettles. To ensure customers worldwide can enjoy the same taste experience, they spared no expense importing professional equipment to share the most authentic Chicago tradition.
Carefully selected highest-quality ingredients. (Image provided by Garrett)
The Taiwan flagship store will first launch seven flavors, including: signature Chicago Mix® "Chicago Signature Mix," CaramelCrisp™ "Crispy Caramel," CheeseCorn "Rich Cheese," Buttery "Creamy Butter," Plain "Original," Almond CaramelCrisp™ "Almond Crispy Caramel," and Macadamia CaramelCrisp™ "Macadamia Crispy Caramel."
Seven classic flavors available for early tasting. (Image provided by Garrett)
Garrett Popcorn invites fans to explore the “Windy City” of Chicago. (Image provided by Garrett)
On opening day, the first 101 customers who purchase the “Chicago Signature Mix” will have the chance to win a “Chicago Flight + Hotel 3-Day 2-Night Double Occupancy Package.” Additionally, all customers will receive one Taiwan-exclusive Garrett Tote Bag while supplies last. Happy family representatives from the entertainment industry—Alex and Lee Yongxian—were also invited to attend the opening event to share their Garrett Popcorn experience.
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Garrett Popcorn
Location: Taipei 101 B1, No. 7, Section 5, Xinyi Road, Taipei City
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