FamilyMart Godiva Frappe 2023
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The decadent Godiva chocolate frappe is back at FamilyMart

The limited-edition frozen Belgian chocolate frappe now comes with an improved recipe

Emma Steen
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Emma Steen
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We’re sweltering in this August heat, so the return of FamilyMart’s Godiva chocolate frappe is a welcome one. The limited-edition item first appeared in 2021 as part of the convenience store’s 40th-anniversary celebration. Due to popular demand, the frappe is now back for the summer. 

For those unfamiliar with FamilyMart frappes, the ice-blended drinks are a popular item from the convenience store’s Famima Café range. Rather than ordering the beverage like a coffee from the counter, you’ll find the frappes in the freezer section. After purchasing one, just take it to the coffee machine to fill with hot milk. The milk thaws the frozen drink into a slushie-like consistency, making it the perfect remedy for a hot day. 

Godiva’s executive chef and pâtissier Yannick Chevolleau was put in charge of improving the original version of this popular frappe to make it even more delicious. The new frappe is made with Belgian chocolate chips and crushed candied almonds for texture, while the addition of fresh dairy complements the bold and fruity flavour of the dark chocolate. 

A Godiva chocolate frappe costs ¥450 and it’s available while stocks last. So if anybody needs us this week, we’ll be at FamilyMart.

Love Godiva chocolates? Check out Godiva's first bakery in the world, which just opened in Tokyo.

This article was originally published on August 23 2022 and updated on August 15 2023.

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