Creamier Says Goodbye With Popping Root Beer Float

The popular ice cream chain Creamier, will be closing its doors at their Toa Payoh outlet on 30 June 2019. They will be launching a 'popping root beer' as a farewell flavour to their customers. 

They decided on that flavour as it best represents their Toa Payoh outlet. As when they think of the Toa Payoh outlet, they think of 'comfort and the same fondness as diving into a delicious A&W Root Beer Float when we were kids.'.

The popping root beer is made of 'a root beer sorbet and swirled it with smooth French cream, and to enhance the sparkle, we added some popping candies to the mix.'

Will you be trying out their farewell flavour? 

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When we thought of what flavour to create that best represents Creamier Toa Payoh, we couldn’t help but focus on feelings. Magic. Play-time. Nostalgia. Heartlands. Childlike wonder. These were some of the words thrown around the table as we brainstormed, and our head chef excitedly blurted—why don’t we do a soda float mixed with a popular childhood candy. Launching tomorrow at all Creamier cafés is our Toa Payoh farewell flavour: Popping Root Beer Float. And what could be more nostalgic than an A&W Root Beer Float and popping candies? We made a root beer sorbet and swirled it with smooth French cream, and to enhance the sparkle, we added some popping candies to the mix. When we think of Creamier Toa Payoh, we think of comfort and the same fondness as diving into a delicious A&W Root Beer Float when we were kids. We hope you enjoy this tribute flavour as much as we do.✨

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