New Release: 'Milk Ice Au Lait,' a delightful dessert beverage supervised by Hokkaido's Machimura Farm
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- New Release: 'Milk Ice Au Lait,' a delightful dessert beverage supervised by Hokkaido's Machimura Farm
- Toyo Beverage will launch 'Milk Ice Au Lait,' made with condensed milk from Hokkaido's Machimura Farm, starting June 16, 2026. The product recreates the taste of drinking milk ice cream, using ingredients from the centennial-old dairy brand.
- Source: PR Times
- Date: June 10, 2026
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Toyo Beverage will launch 'Milk Ice Au Lait,' made with condensed milk from Hokkaido's Machimura Farm, starting June 16, 2026. The product recreates the taste of drinking milk ice cream, using ingredients from the centennial-old dairy brand.
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- New Release: 'Milk Ice Au Lait,' a delightful dessert beverage supervised by Hokkaido's Machimura Farm (June 10, 2026), PR Times
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- PR Times
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- June 10, 2026
Toyo Beverage will launch 'Milk Ice Au Lait,' made with condensed milk from Hokkaido's Machimura Farm, starting June 16, 2026. The product recreates the taste of drinking milk ice cream, using ingredients from the centennial-old dairy brand.
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* Uses 1.0% Machimura Farm condensed milk (as a percentage of the product).
* Machimura Farm is not the manufacturing location.
A dessert beverage that brings the rich depth of Hokkaido's Machimura Farm condensed milk—a taste of melting happiness.
What if you could drink the deliciousness of sweet, cold milk ice cream?
Born from this idea, the new 'Machimura Farm Milk Ice Au Lait' has arrived.
Supervised by Machimura Farm, a pioneer in modern Japanese dairy farming with over 100 years of history, this beverage uses high-quality condensed milk to create a flavor that feels just like drinking actual milk ice cream. It achieves a rich, creamy mouthfeel while maintaining a pleasant, refreshing aftertaste.
Attention to the design that captures the deliciousness of milk ice cream while following the series' world-view!
The new 'Milk Ice Au Lait' features a white-based design, carrying on the Hokkaido iconography, while introducing visuals that intuitively convey the smooth, delicious nature of milk ice cream. Fans can continue to enjoy the established world-view of the 'Machimura Farm' series.
A 'drinkable milk ice cream.' A new sensation to enjoy creamy richness.
In recent years, interest has been growing in 'reward-style' dessert drinks that leverage the rich flavor and quality of milk. This product was born from the harmony of the depth provided by Machimura Farm’s condensed milk and its gentle sweetness. It is the perfect drink for those looking to enjoy a small luxury in their daily lives.
About Machimura Farm:
Founded in 1917 in Ebetsu, Hokkaido, Machimura Farm is a pioneer in modern Japanese dairy farming with over 100 years of history. They prioritize creating an environment where cows live with minimal stress, including feeding them pasture grown on organic fertilizer. They offer a range of safe, high-quality products including traditional fresh butter, special milk, yogurt, cheese, and sweets. As of the end of May 2026, they operate nine directly managed shops.
FAQ
When will 'Machimura Farm Milk Ice Oreo' be released?
It will be released sequentially from June 16, 2026, at convenience stores nationwide, and from June 17, 2026, at department stores nationwide.
Who supervised this product?
It is supervised by 'Machimura Farm,' a pioneer of modern Japanese dairy farming with over 100 years of history in Ebetsu, Hokkaido.
What are the features of the product?
It uses 1.0% condensed milk from Machimura Farm and is a chilled cup drink with a rich, smooth flavor, as if you are drinking milk ice directly.
What is the volume and price?
The volume is 220ml and the suggested retail price is 220 yen (excluding tax).
What kind of farm is Machimura Farm?
Machimura Farm is a dairy farm founded in 1917, known for its thorough livestock management and production of fresh milk, butter, cheese, and confectionery, making it a pioneer in modern Japanese dairy farming.