This Funky Blue Popeyes’ Dessert Looks Worth The Plane Ride

Popeyes has won over the hearts of many fans with its crispy fried chicken, buttery biscuits, and famous chicken sandwiches. But in Singapore, there’s another reason to stop by, and it has nothing to do with chicken. Popeyes is serving a bright blue Cotton Candy Soft Serve, and it looks like a dessert straight out of a candy store!

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As if that wasn’t tempting enough, the Singapore menu is also getting a Chocolate Hazelnut Sundae for the holiday season.

Popeyes’ Blue Cotton Candy Soft Serve Costs Just S$1.70

The Blue Cotton Candy Soft Serve is already making an appearance at selected Popeyes restaurants in Singapore. Since October 19th, customers could get a serving of Cotton Candy Soft Serve for just S$1.70.

The bright blue color is hard to miss. It has the playful look of cotton candy from a carnival, but in a creamy soft-serve form. Anyone who enjoys sweet, candy-inspired desserts will probably find this one hard to resist.

Chocolate Hazelnut Sundae Holiday Treat 

Popeyes Singapore isn’t stopping at blue soft serve. The chain is also offering a Chocolate Hazelnut Sundae for the holiday season.

Now, chocolate and hazelnut are already a pretty hard combination to turn down. The rich chocolate flavor and nutty sweetness sound like a great match for creamy ice cream.

A Popeyes Biscuit And Soft Serve Could Be A Dream Team

All this dessert talk brings up one question: Why doesn’t Popeyes have soft serve in the U.S.?

The chain already has one of the most recognizable biscuits in fast food. They’re buttery, crumbly, and slightly salty, making them an interesting partner for something cold and sweet.

A warm Popeyes biscuit served with soft serve sounds really good. The biscuit’s buttery flavor could balance the sweetness of the ice cream, while the contrast between warm and cold would make the combination even more enjoyable.

U.S. Fans Want The Blue Soft Serve

After Popeyes Singapore shared the Cotton Candy Soft Serve on Instagram, U.S. fans quickly headed to the comments to make it clear they want it on their side of the world too.

One fan called for the dessert to make its way to Texas, writing, “Bring this to Texas.” Another was even more eager, commenting, “Bring this to New Orleans nnnnnnnnow.” Memphis also got a shoutout, with one customer simply saying, “Bring this to Memphis rn.”

The blue cotton candy version would give the U.S. menu something that stands out visually. It’s the kind of treat that could catch someone’s attention even before they reach the counter.