Testing the Viral TikTok Marshmallow Dip from 7-Eleven Thailand

If you’ve been scrolling through TikTok lately, you’ve probably seen travelers in Bangkok dipping giant, fluffy marshmallows into a pool of gooey chocolate. This isn’t from a fancy dessert cafe—it’s a 25-Baht snack from the 7-Eleven bread aisle. As part of my Snack Mission, I had to see if this DIY dessert is actually delicious or just “clickbait.”

The “TikTok Method”

The reason this went viral is the interactive experience. It usually comes in a plastic tray with two compartments:

1. The Marshmallows: Soft, oversized, and ultra-fluffy.
2. The Dip: A rich chocolate-hazelnut cream (similar to Nutella but smoother).

Pro Tip for the FYP: Many TikTokers recommend asking the 7-Eleven staff to microwave it for exactly 5 seconds. This makes the chocolate warm and the marshmallows slightly melty, creating that perfect “cheese pull” effect with sugar.

How does it taste?

It’s a sugar explosion. If you have a sweet tooth, this is paradise. The chocolate isn’t too waxy; it has a decent hazelnut flavor that balances the sweetness of the marshmallow. It’s the perfect companion to a bitter Pocky Milky Matcha if you want a full dessert feast.

Feature	Details
Product Name	Marshmallow with Chocolate Hazelnut Dip
Price	25.00 – 29.00 THB
Viral Factor	🚀 High (TikTok FYP favorite)
Key Ingredients	Fluffy Marshmallows, Rich Chocolate Dip
Real Rating	⭐⭐⭐☆☆ (3.4/5)

Pros & Cons

Pros:

• Very Aesthetic: Perfect for photos and videos.
• Instant Cravings: Satisfies a chocolate fix instantly.
• Interactive: It’s fun to assemble and eat while walking through a night market.

Cons:

• Messy: The chocolate gets everywhere if you aren’t careful!
• Sugar Rush: Probably contains enough sugar to power a small village.

Final Verdict

The 7-Eleven Marshmallow Dip gets a 3.4/5. While it’s not the most “authentic” Thai flavor compared to the Basil Beef Sticky Rice Burger, it is undeniably fun and cheap. It’s a great example of why Thai 7-Elevens are so much more creative than the ones back home.