King Of Pops Debuts Halloween-Flavored Pops

If you didn’t think Halloween was poppin’ before, the launch of Halloween-themed pops from Atlanta-based popsicle empire King of Pops is all the indication you need.

These seasonal sweets will surely satisfy that scary sweet tooth of yours!

What Halloween-Themed Flavors Does King Of Pops Have?

King of Pops offers the following flavors for spooky season:

  • Boooreo Cheesecake: Boooreo Cheesecake is haunting the bars once again! With all-natural sandwich crème cookies blended into a creamy cheesecake base, it’s no wonder these pops have a cult following.
  • Candy Corn: The pop that *looks* like Candy Corn but *tastes* like 3 mini pops in one sampler pop. It has 3 separate sections of Vanilla, Thai Tea + Chocolate Sea Salt.
  • Witch’s Brew: The fruitiest (and vegan!) Halloween pop with an orange juice base and filled to the brim-of-the-cauldron with pieces of kiwi, raspberries, strawberries, and blackberries.

Where Is King of Pops Located?

You can find King of Pops at many places in Atlanta, including at select cart locations at Piedmont Park on a hot day. HQ Bar, Colony Square, and all three of the Ponce City Market Bar locations.

Final Word

The launch of Halloween-themed pops from Atlanta-based popsicle empire King of Pops will satisfy your scary sweet tooth.

On a warm day, a King of Pops popsicle is an awesome treat. If you have a sweet tooth, you may be interested in some great ice cream spots around the city. And Atlanta is also quickly becoming a beignet mecca. Indulge in the sweet life!

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