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Kókómjólk

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Icelandic chocolate milk beverage
Kókómjólk
Logo of Kókómjólk
Logo of Kókómjólk
TypeChocolate milk
ManufacturerMjólkursamsalan
OriginIceland
Introduced1973
Colourbrown
Websitewww.ms.is/vorumerki/kokomjolk

Kókómjólk (Icelandic pronunciation:[ˈkʰouːˌkɔˌmjoul̥k],Chocomilk) is anIcelandicchocolate milk beverage manufactured byMjólkursamsalan since 1973 and has been produced solely inSelfoss, which produces more than 9 million cartons a year. The brand's slogan is "You get power from Kókómjólk" (Icelandic:Þú færð kraft úr Kókómjólk).

The beverage originally had a purple and yellow striped female catmascot named Branda ("bröndótt" being the Icelandic word forbrindle), which was replaced by a male cat named Klói in 1990.[1] The mascot's design was changed in 2014 where itsbody composition was made leaner.[2]

Starting in early 2006, a sugar-free version of the drink was put on the market.[3]

Mascot

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Klói is the mascot of Kókómjólk and was originally created by Jón Axel Egilsson.[4] His appearance is a leananthropormorphic cat with stripes and his signature colors are pink and yellow.[5] His appearance has changed a lot over the years but got a majorredesign in 2014 and his body was made more leaner and more athletic.[6] Klói is frequently seen saying the brand'sslogan "you get strength from kókómjólk" (Icelandic:Þú færð kraft úr kókómjólk).[7]

Production

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Kókómjólk started production in 1973 and has been in production solely inSelfoss.[1][6] As of 2023, 9 million cartons are consumed every year.[1] In 2012 the brand won first place in the International Food Contest in the dairy category, which was the first time the manufacturer,Mjólkursamsalan won that contest.[8]

References

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  1. ^abcMagnús Hlynur Hreiðarsson (2023-06-14)."Níu milljónir ferna drukknar af Kókómjólk árlega".Vísir (in Icelandic). Retrieved2023-10-10.
  2. ^"From Iceland — Kókómjólk's Klói Gets Sexy Make Over".The Reykjavik Grapevine. 2014-07-17. Retrieved2020-09-03.
  3. ^"Ný sykurskert Kókómjólk".Fréttablaðið (in Icelandic). No. 106. 2006-04-21.
  4. ^"JÓN AXEL EGILSSON".Vatnslitafélag Íslands. Retrieved2023-10-10.
  5. ^Höskuldur Daði Magnússon (2018-09-27)."Telja illa vegið að Klóa og kókómjólk".Morgunblaðið. No. 227.
  6. ^abKjartan Atli Kjartansson (2014-07-16)."Klói er orðinn köttaður".Vísir (in Icelandic). Retrieved2023-10-11.
  7. ^"Hvernig fær maður kraft?".DV (in Icelandic). 2008-05-23. p. 22.
  8. ^"Icelandic Skyr with baked apples picked as best dairy product of 2017".Iceland Magazine. 2017-10-05. Retrieved2023-10-11.

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