Serenitea Turns Japan's Famous Hi-Chew Into Fizzy, Fruity Drinks

(SPOT.ph) We wouldn’t be surprised if a solid 10% of your large luggage came back from Japan packed with candy—after all, the country takes their sweets seriously. Just visit any convenience store, supermarket, drugstore, or discount chain, and you’ll find aisles dedicated to candies in every imaginable flavor and shape; for soft candies, some even have an indicator of the level of chewiness.

Hi-Chew needs no introduction—it’s one of the most iconic names in the world of Japanese candies. But if your jaw's calling for a breather, here's an alternative: Serenitea is joining forces with the cult-favorite brand to reimagine its signature fruity flavors as a sippable summer essential: the Serenitea Candy Coolers.

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Serenitea teams up with Hi-Chew for new summer drinks

The Serenitea and Hi-Chew collaboration birthed two new ice-blended drinks, just in time for summer. For those who want it with caffeine, try the Candy Strawberry Blend (P145/Medium), where earthy green tea meets sweet strawberry jam in a refreshing fusion. And it’s not just inspired by the candy—actual Hi-Chew bits are blended in, adding chewy bursts with every sip.

If you’re steering clear of caffeine, the Candy Green Apple with Yakult (P145/Medium) is an alternative that doesn’t skimp on fruity flavor. This Serenitea Candy Cooler combines the crisp tartness of green apple syrup with the sweetness of Yakult. Just like its strawberry counterpart, this one also features real Hi-Chew candy bits.

Don’t miss your chance to taste the Serenitea x Hi-Chew drinks. These will be available for a limited time only, starting April 20. You can order in-store, or you can have it delivered via GrabFood, foodpanda, and Pickaroo.

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