We found these GIANT sized Cayenne Pineapples at the shops yesterday. We like their name -- goes with the Cayenne Pepper that we put in with the pineapple to make our pops. Apparently, the queen pineapple (much smaller) is used for fresh eating and the cayenne pineapple is used more for canning and juicing. We'll let these ones ripen up a bit and then start Hluhluwe Pop production.
Qhuma means pop or explosion in Zulu, and we hope that when you sample one of our pops, you experience a little qhuma of flavours in your mouth. Qhuma Pops strives to use locally sourced, sustainable and organic fruit whenever possible. We have a five ingredient rule -- none of our Qhuma Pops have more than five ingredients to keep them fresh, flavourful and full of nutrients.
Monday, 11 November 2013
Sunday, 27 October 2013
A Very Rainy Wonder Market
We tried to be very festive and upbeat at the Wonder Market today for about an hour. Then, the relentless rain kicked in and we headed home. It's no fun to sell pops in the rain!
Our four flavours that were on offer
We tried to be festive with Halloween decorations!
Friday, 25 October 2013
Halloween Pop
We love Halloween and we love an excuse to come up with a new flavour of pop. So here's to introducing our special Halloween Pop -- a layered concoction made to resemble the American sweet, candy corn. It has pineapple, orange and coconut milk in it and is delicious!
Here's what the new pop looks like.
We will be giving away lots of little treats at the Wonder Market in honor of Halloween!
Our test group testing out the new flavour!
Lucky kids!
Friday, 4 October 2013
I heart market
We were captured on film by Caelin Roodt serving up a delicious pop to a young customer. How's this for a beautiful picture?
Sunny Pop!
We ran across some yummy peaches from Mpumalanga the other day so we took to the kitchen and made Sunny - a scrumptious blend of peaches and lavender. It's fast becoming a favourite among our taste testers and is like swallowing sunshine.
These small peaches pack a powerful punch of flavour!
Biking and Skateboarding
We've got some talented tasters in the family who can eat Qhuma Pops and ride bikes and skateboard. Ever tried it?
Monday, 30 September 2013
Wonder Market September
We spotted quite a few people enjoying Qhuma Pops at the past Wonder Market. Make sure to stop by and taste a pop at the next one on 27 October!
Such style so young with a perfect pop accessory!
Satisfied customers!
Each with a different flavour!
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