Magnum celebrates pop-up opening in Berlin
Among the guests: Henry Samuel, Janina Uhse, Aaron Altaras, Lena Klenke
When ice cream, glamor and good vibes meet, summer can come. The temporary pop-up "The Bonbon by Magnum" opened in Berlin-Mitte on Wednesday evening - with celebrity support, creative dessert ideas and a DJ set by brothers Aaron and Leo Altaras.
Surprise guest Henry Samuel, who had come to Berlin from Los Angeles, didn't miss out on the first taste, nor did actress Lena Klenke, podcaster and author Pati Valpati or actor Filip Schnack. Actress Janina Uhse, who also runs a successful food channel on Instagram (@janinaandfood), served her own dessert idea, the BonBoom Taco - filled with blueberries, Magnum bonbons White Chocolate & Cookies and candy floss. "Summer, ice cream, music - there's no better way to celebrate the start of summer," said Uhse, who, together with TikTok duo Fabi & Phil, stood behind the counter for a while serving her creations.
The new Magnum bonbons were at the center of five special ice cream creations - in addition to Janina's recipe, the crunchy croffle with mascarpone, caramel and the Magnum bonbons Gold Caramel Billionaire by Fabi & Phil ( @fabiundphil)was on the menu, the MacaBons by creator Jessie Bluegrey ( @jessieblugrey), a special shake with matcha & pistachio and the BonAffogato, a reinterpretation of the Italian classic.
Another highlight of the evening: the DJ set by Alcatraz, the music project of acting brothers Aaron and Leo Altaras. Their beats provided the soundtrack to an evening that was somewhere between ice cream bar, patisserie and concept store.
The pop-up store "The Bonbon by Magnum" is open daily until Whit Monday, June 9. Admission is free - as is tasting one of the ice cream creations.
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