Melona

Melona is a popular South Korean ice pop brand, manufactured by the Binggrae company. It was first introduced in 1992 and has since gained international popularity, being exported to various countries around the world. The name "Melona" is derived from the Korean word for melon, reflecting the original flavor of the ice pop.

History

Binggrae launched Melona in 1992, aiming to create a unique ice pop that would appeal to both children and adults. The company chose a melon flavor, which was relatively uncommon for ice pops at the time. The product quickly gained popularity in South Korea due to its creamy texture and refreshing taste.

Product Description

Melona ice pops are known for their distinctive creamy texture, which is achieved by using a milk base. The original melon flavor remains the most popular, but the product line has expanded to include other flavors such as strawberry, banana, and mango. Each ice pop is individually wrapped and typically sold in boxes of eight.

International Popularity

Melona's success in South Korea led to its introduction in other markets. It is now available in many countries, including the United States, Canada, Australia, and Brazil. The brand has also been well received in these markets, with many consumers praising its unique flavor and texture.

Cultural Impact

Melona has had a significant cultural impact in South Korea and beyond. It is often featured in Korean popular culture, including TV shows and films. The brand's distinctive green color and melon flavor have also made it a popular choice for themed desserts and drinks in cafes and restaurants.

See Also

• Binggrae
• Ice pop
• South Korean cuisine

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