The products can also be found in retail boxes in Whole Foods, Sam’s Club, ShopRite and HEB, as well as select Costco, Safeway, and Albertsons stores nationwide.Ĭamel milk has been used for centuries as a source nutrition in the Middle East, Asian and North African cultures. Additional flavors from the brand’s portfolio, including its line of Cookie Dough Ice Cream Bites, will follow in early 2021.īubbies individually-wrapped varieties carry an SRP between $1.49-$2.00 per piece, and Self-Serve Freezers can be found in Whole Foods Market stores nationwide and other select retailers, including Safeway, Jewel, Shaws and many more. The spokesperson added that while it does require an increase in packaging from previous self-serve freezers, it dramatically reduces food waste and enhances food safety.īubbies’ new in-store Self-Serve Freezers will debut throughout the fall with varieties such as Mango, Green Tea, Strawberry, Passion Fruit, Triple Chocolate, Pistachio, Blood Orange, and Vanilla as well as Vegan Strawberry and Chocolate. We’re excited to once again offer consumers the opportunity to enjoy a mix and match of their favorite flavors, during or after their grocery shopping trip.”Ī spokesperson for the company told DairyReporter the new packaging is not recyclable, however, Bubbies mochis are now packaged in a sanitary wrapper that uses a quarter of the plastic of its leading competitor.
#BUBBIES MOCHI ICE CREAM UPDATE#
“We’re proud to offer the same delicious, real-ingredient Mochi Ice Cream that people know and love, but with this update to our Self-Serve Freezers, we can ensure that consumers won’t have to worry about food safety. “Given the current climate, we know that today’s consumers are more focused than ever on keeping themselves and their families safe,” said vice president of marketing, Katie Cline. Earlier this spring, the in-store freezers were scaled back in retailers, due to caution regarding COVID-19. The new packaging marks the reopening of Bubbies Mochi Self-Serve Freezers.
“Our new manufacturing facility is a game changer for us and for the industry. “Not only is our new Phoenix facility state-of-the-art, it gives us strategic distribution capacity from the mainland,” says Rick Schaffer, Chief Executive Officer of Bubbies Ice Cream, in a press release. The new Phoenix facility adds dozens of jobs to the region and the area will act as the homebase to a majority of Bubbies’ leadership and executive team. To really feel like you’re spring breakin’, other options include passion fruit, mango, lychee and coconut. Though simple chocolate or vanilla are available, Bubbies invites customers to try unique flavors as well, like green tea, sakura and raspberry-white chocolate. (Plus, mochi is basically built-in portion control.) As someone with a sweet tooth, it a unique and tasty dessert with delicious chewy texture. As a parent, it is a mess-free ice cream that kids can simply eat with their hands. Simply put, mochi is bite-sized ice cream wrapped in sweetened rice dough. Plus, the beloved brand just opened a new state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Phoenix. Bubbies Mochi Ice Cream is a household name in Hawaii (the brand was founded in Honolulu in 1985) and is now available at Valley Whole Foods, Kroger and select Safeway locations. If you can’t get away for a tropical escape, at least you can eat like you did.
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