Ju-Mui Frozen Hawaiian Pops

I’ve lived here my entire life and never knew these existed until now.
I stumbled upon Ju Mui pops while looking for a fundraiser to do for my daughter and I. We are both going on an educational tour in June 2015 with her Lit Class. The teacher told us that there are NO fundraising opportunities for this trip so if we agree to send our children, the cost is out of pocket. $ 4500 per student for a 10 day all inclusive trip to Italy, Rome, and Greece.
OK. This is a huge opportunity for my daughter that I really wanted her to take advantage of. Even with that HUGE discounted rate, its still a lot of money!
Ju Mui pops had a low upfront cost for us to start and they delivered it to me here in Waipahu which was a plus. Outside of my full time job in town, I have multiple home based businesses, and teach free coupon classes. So, the free delivery to my area was a huge deal.
They are highly responsive to emails, calls, and voice mails. They are punctual and very easy to work with. Despite their requested 4 day turn around time, they managed to get my orders delivered to me in 1 – 2 days. They are amazing!
As a fundraiser, my daughter and I have managed to sell about 500 pops this week. (We just started selling these on Monday). I could not believe the demand for these ice pops! At $ 2, these big fat ice pops are reasonably priced. It’s actually cheaper to buy these from someone doing a fundraiser than buying it at 7 – 11 because of the tax. Small change, but it adds up.
With the lingering muggy weather, I expect to sell much more in the weeks to come.
Thank you Ju Mui for giving us this opportunity to raise funds as individuals. I always thought fundraising was something only provided to organizations, clubs, or school athletic teams.

Ju-​Mui Frozen Hawaiian Pops are essentially a popsicle similar to Otterpops, albeit «kicked-​up» with the flavor of Li Hing and cream, along with a whole Li Hing Mui seed (with seed) hand-​packed in each one.
They’re available at all 7-​Eleven stores of Hawaii, and also by bulk order via phone or eMail.
Flavors available include:
* Strawberry-​Mui
* Green River-​Mui
* Orange-​Mui
* Pineapple-​Mui
* Vanilla-​Mui
* Lychee-​Mui (scratch made, available by special order only)
They’re priced a little steep at $ 1.99 each at 7-​Eleven, however it must be noted they’re much larger than say, an Otterpop, measuring 9″ long x 13/​4″ wide x ¾″ thick.
So how does it taste? Ono! Really ono! You really get hit with the salty/​sweet/​tangy kick from the Li Hing Powder, and getting to the Li Hing Mui seed towards the center is a rewarding treat.
Aside of the Li-​Hing flavor, they also add evaporated milk (canned cream) to the artificially-​flavored «juice», which really helps temper the otherwise overwhelming «kick» of the Li Hing. You definitely have to be in the mood for it though, otherwise it may come across as too salty/​sweet/​tangy for you. Kids would definitely go crazy for this stuff.
I tried the Green River-​Mui and Pineapple-​Mui flavors, and they were both ono, except I wish they would use at least some real fruit juice instead of the «Shave Ice» artificially flavored candy-​like stuff. Which BTW, is sourced from Malolo (except for the scratch-​made Lychee flavor).
I’ve taken 1 star away from 5 for this review because A: the artificial flavor of the juice and B: the retail price. Otherwise, winnah-​winnah Li Hing… um, you know what I mean. lol
Ju-​Mui Frozen Hawaiian Pops are definitely worth a try, and perhaps a mainstay, especially if you’re a big Li Hing fan.