Hong Kong Meixin’s Avengers Mooncakes Make a Return in 2020 with Custard Lava Filling!

This Mid-Autumn season, sweeten your celebrations and indulge in the quintessential festive treat as popular Hong Kong Meixin Mooncakes launches a delightful repertoire of mooncakes to enliven the festive spirit.

Hong Kong Meixin aims to commemorate the strong bonds of family, friends and loved ones. Throughout the years, they have always been passionate about sharing the most iconic festive flavours at the highest quality.

This year, the brand continues to captivate hearts (and taste buds!) with its signature lava custard mooncakes, classic baked favourites, refreshing fruity snowskin delights and Avengers mooncakes. This Mid-Autumn Festival would be the coolest!

THE AVENGERS MOONCAKES MAKE A RETURN

AVENGERS… ASSEMBLE!

Hong Kong Meixin (HKMX) has assembled the seven superheroes once again — Iron Man, Captain America, Doctor Strange, Thor, Black Widow, Ant-Man and the Hulk — on its Marvel Heroes and Ironman collectible tin boxes.

Enjoy your Avenger-stamped Lava Custard mooncakes in two different tins: Avengers and Iron Man. Iron Man’s arc reactor & name lights up at the touch of a button.

This exclusive bundle ($72 for 2 tins) will be sold as a pair and is a must-buy collection for all Marvel fans. Each collection contains 4 pieces of the most popular Lava Custard Mooncakes.

BRAND NEW LAVA CHEESE MOONCAKE

‘Lava Custard Mooncake’ ($63.80) has become the public’s new favourite over the recent Mid-Autumn festivals, and Hong Kong Meixin Mooncakes is introducing their brand-new ‘Lava Cheese Mooncake’ ($63.80) to the Lava Series.

Made with Gouda Cheese from Northern Europe, the ‘Lava Cheese Mooncake’ has a rich texture, a lingering aroma of cheese, and crunchy crust. Cheese lovers should get your hands on a box right away!

The popular ‘Lava Chocolate Mooncake’ returns once more, paired with Hong Kong Meixin signature ‘Lava Custard Mooncake’ to form the brand-new ‘Lava Duet Mooncake’ ($56). Try both flavours together and surprise your taste buds. The ‘Custard Twins Mooncake’ ($56) is also back for those who prefer the Custard Mooncake Series, and it comes with both the classic and the lava variety.

The Lava Quartet gift set ($65) includes the best of the lava flavours. The signature Lava Custard, Lava Caramel Macchiato, Lava Chocolate and the brand-new Lava Cheese will surely create some great memories during this special time of the year.

Here’s a tip on elevating the enjoyment of the lava mooncakes. Just heat the mooncake in a microwave oven (1000w) for 3 to 5 seconds and cut it open to have the aromatic half-melted golden custard filling flowing gently from the core.

LOW SUGAR MOONCAKES SERIES FOR THE HEALTH-CONSCIOUS

Replacing granulated sugar with sugar alcohol, Hong Kong Meixin created a Low Sugar Mooncake Series for those who are looking for lighter and healthier alternatives. The ‘Low Sugar White Lotus Seed Paste Mooncake with Egg Yolk’ ($63.80) and the ‘Low Sugar White Lotus Seed Paste Mooncake with Pine Nut’ ($63.80) in the series both come in boxes of six mooncakes. The use of Xianglian lotus seeds in the lotus seed paste varieties ensures that the white lotus seed paste is smooth and fragrant. The Low Sugar mooncake series is a great collection which both the young and old will enjoy.

The ‘White Lotus Seed Paste Mooncake with 2 Egg Yolks’ and ‘Lotus Seed Paste Mooncake with 2 Egg Yolks’ are flagship products that are known and loved worldwide. The white lotus seed paste is delicate and velvety, and the lotus seed paste creamy and smooth. Combining each with pristine salted egg yolks, these gift boxes promise to be the perfect celebratory treats.

They also have the ‘Classic Mixed Nuts Mooncake’ which combines a medley of crunchy assorted nuts such as almonds, pecans, pine nuts, sesame, and watermelon seeds to create the richly-layered texture.

A DELICIOUS SELECTION OF SNOWY MOONCAKES

Snowy mooncakes have been getting more popular over the past few years.

Scouring the world for quality ingredients, Hong Kong Meixin has curated the best fruit puree, that’s incorporated into their tenderly chewy mooncake skin. The ‘Snowy Mooncake Premium Delicacies’ collection ($72.80) features the Mango with Pomelo Dessert as the ‘full moon’ at the centre, surrounded by seven ‘little stars’ comprising popular flavours like Mango, Green Tea & Red Bean, Blueberry Duo, Pink Guava & Apricot, and others. Taste the refreshingly fruity flavours in every bite!

Riding on the success of last year’s ‘Cha Chan Tang mini 4 – Iced Lemon Tea Flavour & Iced Lemon Coke Flavour’, Hong Kong Meixin has introduced another Gift Box with brand-new flavours – ‘Cha Chan Tang mini 4 – Red Bean Iced Drink & Iced Salty Lemon Soda’. The playful Cha Chan Tang series pays tribute to signature flavours popularized by the local eateries Hong Kong-ers grew up with. Each gift box comes with four pieces ($14.20) – two pieces of each flavour.

Another Gold Medal winner, the ‘Snowy Musang King Durian’ ($58) is no stranger. Crafted with only durians from Malaysia that matured without ripening agents, the durian puree is delicate and silky, and guarantees a creamy mouthfeel.

MANAGE GROUP BUY VIA TROOPBUY

Hong Kong Meixin has been a part of Singapore’s Mid-Autumn Festival since 1994. Since 2006, it has been distributed by FROSTS. FROSTS leads the way for mooncake buying, and TroopBuy, an innovative way to manage traditional group buying, without the hassle of organising logistics. It is a digital plug-in that enables convenient group buys. Round up your friends and save up to 15% on your purchases.

Head to the eShop: www.hkmxproducts.sg to place your order. Delivery is available for all products except Snowy Mooncakes. Delivery is FREE for orders above $200. Receive assorted gifts with your online purchase.

You may order Snowy Mooncakes and get delivery for a charge of $15.

Please contact marketing@frosts.com.sg for all corporate and bulk buy orders of 25 tins (4 pieces) and above. For eligible orders, there will be a 15% discount and an additional 5% for early birds before 10th Sep 2020.

This post is brought to you by Hong Kong Meixin.