Here's the treat you didn't know you needed: Pop-Tarts just released ice cream sandwiches that look exactly like Pop-Tarts, only they're stuffed with ice cream. As a bonus, you might not have ...

Confronted with the loss of booze, Americans comforted themselves with ice cream. Lots and lots of ice cream. A group of men and women eat ice cream together in the 1930s. By that time ...

This resulted in the proliferation of latte-based drinks in coffee and ... as is the case with Mixue’s ice cream cone. Unless these factors play out, we remain bearish on CHA and recommend ...

as well as equipment such as refrigerators and ice-cream makers, to its franchises. Faced with weak job prospects, many Chinese might find Mixue’s business proposition palatable. The initial ...

Chinese bubble tea and ice cream giant Mixue Bingcheng has become the world’s largest food and beverage chain, topping McDonald’s and Starbucks in store count. According to Newsweek ...

Turns out China's largest bubble tea and drinks chain, Mixue Ice Cream and Tea, which may be unfamiliar to many, boasts more outlets than either of the better-known chains. The company saw its ...

The chain has over 45,000 stores and has attracted customers with cheap ice cream and bubble tea. A bubble tea chain from China just went public, and it's off to a very sweet start. Mixue ...

Shares in Mixue, a Chinese ice cream and bubble tea chain, surged over 40% on Monday, the first day of trading after an IPO that raised 3.45 billion Hong Kong dollars ($444 million). Mixue was ...

China’s bubble tea and ice cream brand Mixue, with 45,300 locations worldwide, has become the largest food and beverage (F&B) chain by store count, surpassing both McDonald’s and Starbucks. Mixue’s ...

Without further ado, let’s check out the list: Fun fact: Did you know that the Spanish Latte ... to Mixue to get their fix! O-Crispy Sundae was the top choice of 2024, the delicious mix of crunchy ...

Mixue began as a drink stall in Zhengzhou, the capital city of China's Henan province in 1997. In 2006, Mixue started selling ice cream cones for 1 yuan (S$0.21) and the brand opened its first ice ...