GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — Faygo is again with one other Michigan-inspired taste. Tremendous Pop, based mostly on “Superman” ice cream, shall be obtainable at most Meijer places quickly and can hit different retailer cabinets early subsequent month.
“The electric blue Super Pop pays tribute to the beloved Michigan-born ice cream flavor that dates back to the 1920s,” Faygo mentioned in a information launch. “With a vibrant, fruity taste, it transports fans straight back to carefree summer days and childhood memories.”
Tremendous Pop shall be launched beside one other new taste —a bubblegum-flavored drink known as Bubble Pop! Each shall be obtainable in 20- and 24-ounce bottles.
Faygo is about to launch a brand new taste impressed by “Superman” ice cream. Tremendous Pop will hit retailer cabinets in early April. (Courtesy Faygo)
Dan Trpevski, the chief vice chairman of Faygo Drinks, known as it one of many greatest launches within the firm’s 118-year historical past.
“We’re proud to introduce these all-new unique flavors, Super Pop and Bubble Pop!, to our lineup of over 50 iconic Faygo varieties,” he mentioned in a press release.
The VP famous the corporate places lots of effort into every new taste they create.
Faygo’s new bubblegum-flavored pop — Bubble Pop! — will hit retailer cabinets in early April. (Courtesy Faygo)
“Consumers would be surprised by the amount of work that is involved in bringing a new Faygo pop flavor to life,” Trpevski said. “From inception to endless testing, to hitting store shelves — it takes a lot of tasting and teamwork. These new flavors have been a passion project for our team.”
Faygo was based in Detroit in 1907 by two Russian immigrants, Ben and Perry Feigenson, because the Feigenson Brothers Bottle Works. The corporate ultimately modified its identify and expanded its footprint past Michigan.
The corporate is thought for a number of distinctive flavors, together with Rock & Rye and Redpop. They’ve launched a number of new flavors lately, together with the Bomb Pop-inspired Firework, Cotton Sweet and Jolly Inexperienced Apple.
