Just when you think Whole Foods can’t get any better, they go ahead and introduce a brand new concept… Self-Serve Mochi Ice Cream Bars! If you are scratching your head with curiosity, Mochi is a Japanese dessert made by covering little balls of ice cream with pounded sticky rice (although Whole Foods seems to be using wheat flour instead). Do you love ice cream? Yeah, then you MUST try this!!!
Whole Foods Mochi Flavors
Want to know your Mochi flavor choices? Whole Foods will carry everything from typical flavors (chocolate, I’m looking at you!) to lychee. But the great thing about the self-serve bar concept is that you can pick as many flavors as you would like. Heck, try them all! Nobody is judging!
Wait until you see the delicious Mochi options on the next page though…
Which Whole Foods Has Mochi Ice Cream Bars?
Our research has found mentions of these Mochi ice cream bars already in the Whole Foods in Houston, TX, Cambridge, MA, Albuquerque, NM, Wheaton, IL and Fremont, CA. But be sure to ask your Whole Foods when your store will be getting one… the more inquiries the get, the faster it is likely to come to your area!
How Much Does Whole Foods Mochi Cost?
Whole Foods is charging $2 per Mochi ball at one location, but the price may differ from store to store. Not too pricey for a fun little splurge though!
Where Else Can I Find Mochi Ice Cream Balls?
Ok, so you can’t wait to try Mochi, and it isn’t at your Whole Foods yet? Have no fear! There are other options for you to try Mochi sooner. One of my personal favorites is the Mochi at Trader Joes. If you have a local Japanese or Asian market, you should check there too!
Want to learn how to make Mochi? Come “like” Encapo’s Facebook Page and say you want the Mochi Recipe!!!
Have you tried Mochi? Do you love it? Hate it? Leave a comment below to let us know!
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