
Source: Morinaga
Grape-Flavored Hi-Chew Ice Cream Bars Are Here To Be Your New Favorite Summer Dessert
- Source:
- Morinaga / @MorinagaIce
Related Article
-
Bell The Cat Melts The Internet’s Heart In A Furry Headband With Bunny Ears
-
Become A Poop Art Picasso Japan’s PooPaint Toilet Paper
-
Dancing Black Cats In Suits Are Japanese Shipping Service’s Gift To The World
-
Japan’s new “Noodle Wall” protects from ramen splash damage and has a theater pocket for your phone
-
Popular electric Pikachu gummies return with new shocking sour flavor
-
Get a healthy caffeine fix at the new Saikyou Butter Coffee store in Kamiyacho
Anyone who's nibbled a few Japanese snacks here and there will likely have tried Hi-Chew, a sweet, chewy snack that comes in a variety of fruity flavors and is sold both in and outside of Japan. Now, the mouthwatering candy is getting a summer makeover as refreshingly cold Hi-Chew ice cream bars, to be sold for a limited time at Japanese convenience stores this season!
Hitting shelves on May 29th are individually packaged grape-flavored Hi-Chew ice cream bars. Available until early July, these summer snacks are packed with soft cream in the center and coated in a frozen shell made of real fruit juice, just like your ordinary Hi-Chew. Those who take a bite are sure to get hooked on the bars' saccharine tartness, which will definitely feel like a cool mouthful of fruity deliciousness during hot summer days.
Source: Morinaga
The grape Hi-Chew ice cream bars will soon be sold individually for 140 yen (US$1.23) at convenience stores throughout Japan.