Taiwan Power Company Guishan Power Plant Guishan Popsicle

Taipei Foods


Taiwan Sugar and Taiwan Salt selling popsicles is not surprising, but a power plant selling popsicles is truly "cool". The reason why the Guishan Power Plant sells "Guishan Popsicles" is that during the early construction work here, ice was added to the concrete mix to ensure even cooling of the heat and prevent cracking of the cement walls. The ice maker from those days has survived to this day. The power plant originally intended to sell ice to employees for a quick treat, but word of mouth spread, and it ultimately became a hidden gem for many food lovers. *Open only from March to October each year.

Address:34, Guishan Road, Xindian District, New Taipei City 231, Taiwan

Taiwan Power Company Guishan Power Plant Guishan Popsicle Introduction

Taiwan Sugar and Taiwan Salt selling popsicles is not surprising, but a power plant selling popsicles is truly "cool". The reason why the Guishan Power Plant sells "Guishan Popsicles" is that during the early construction work here, ice was added to the concrete mix to ensure even cooling of the heat and prevent cracking of the cement walls. The ice maker from those days has survived to this day. The power plant originally intended to sell ice to employees for a quick treat, but word of mouth spread, and it ultimately became a hidden gem for many food lovers. *Open only from March to October each year.

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