Bon Ice

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BonIce product.

BonIce is a brand of freezie, created in 1998 by Quala, a multinational Colombian company.^[1] It arrived to Mexico City in August 2004. It was quickly expanded in places like Guadalajara^[2] in June 2005, Villahermosa November 2005, Monterrey February 2006, Tijuana September 2006 and Brasil 2011/2012, with the name ‘’’Icegurt’’’. Today it is available in over a hundred cities in all states across the country, and in other Central American countries like Mexico. The product is sold direct to consumers on the streets by independent distributors, nicknamed Hombre de Bonice (Bonice Guy), coordinated under a franchise structure.

Flavors[]

• Strawberry
• Grape
• Mango
• Green Mango
• Lime
• Guanabana
• Pineapple
• Spicy Tamarind
• Watermelon
• Cherry
• Green Apple
• Blueberry
• Kiwi
• Chocolate
• Mysterious flavor

They also come with yogurt, or with two flavors combined called Bon Ice Doble (Double Bon Ice).^[3] The ads for Bon Ice Doble had 2 female twins and used a parody of the 2013 Robin Thicke single Blurred Lines.^{[citation needed]}

2019 Honduras Protests[]

During the 2019 Honduras Protests, Bon Ice sellers flooded the streets of Honduras near the protests.

See also[]

• List of frozen dessert brands

References[]

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