Mallow Artisan Marshmallows

Some people are fans of Mallow but I’m a super fan! I had been bugging my boyfriend to wake up early so we could hit up the Fremont Sunday Market for weeks. We’re night owls and we live in a different neighborhood so as lazy as that sounds, this is quite a huge ask of him. I had been itching to go to the market and see how it differed from other Seattle markets we’ve seen on the weekends, and like fate, Mallow was there.
I’m a huge fan of the occasional sweet treat and form afar I knew exactly what this cute booth had to offer — amazing artisan marshmallows! From the logo to the actual products themselves, everything is awesome. There’s lavender, strawberry rhubarb, coffee, chocolate, orange, vanilla, and the best of them all? The s’mores mallow! Yep — it’s a self contained s’more! All you have to do is roast it and you’re done. No mess, no fiddling with chocolate bars and graham crackers, it’s all in there and you just set it on fire and shove it in your mouth. Just make sure it cools off and you blow the flame out first.
I have failed to mention at least 20 other flavors but that’s the fun of it. Go to Fremont and see for yourselves! The people who run the booth and make the Mallows are just as sweet as their offerings too. These are the perfect gift for a friend, especially if you’re wanting to show off some local pride.

I am usually not a huge marshmallow fan (I like them a lot, but not crazy about them). Achocalypse blew me away! Light, fluffy and yummm! Just the right amount of embellishment on top of perfectly crafted marshmallow. I also give them 5 star for the people/​owners. Very friendly and sweet.

I’ve always loved Marshmallows. Artisan marshmallows. divine. I first tried Mallows when I purchased Vanilla Bean and Strawberry Champagne from a gift shop north of Seattle and I fell in love with them. Square… soft… variety of flavors… no artificial ingredients… fresh. I pretty much bought out the gift shop’s inventory so I ordered Mallows online. Sadly, my package never came. The USPS tracking stated the package was delivered. I contacted Brian, Mr. Mallow and we exchanged emails trying to find out what hapened to my precious Mallows. The package probably got stolen so I agreed to visit Mallows at the Fremont Sunday Market and pick up my Mallows to avoid losing them again. I got to meet Brian — friendly, nice and definitely passionate about his product. I walked away with 10 different flavors — 18 packs of delicious goodness. My favorites? Vanilla Bean, Tangerine Dream, Lemon Ginger and Bananas Fosters.

OK i saw this marshmallow cat on the web somewhere and I thought huh? Gourmet marshmallows? So I thought I’d give it a try, just paid off my credit card so I thought what the hey got some benjamins and I’m a player …
Ordered the egg nog for Xmas, chocolate covered cherry, and the Achocalypse chocolate mallow. Have to say what up, achocalypse is unlike any confection I’ve ever tasted. Perfect balance of mallow and chocolate — the chocolate split into sweet and smoky, with something on top that was good too. I’ve heard that the owner was trained in the confection arts in France. Or maybe he got his recipe from France. Or maybe he dated some French chick who didn’t shave her underarms. Whatever. These mallows are unique, tasty, and well worth the order. And they made it to So Cal lickety split and fresh as can be!

I have to stop by their tent every time I’m at the Fremont Sunday Market. Their marshmallows are divine, soft pillows of deliciousness. They impress me with their ever-​changing selection. Favorites are Orange Creamsicle and Bananas Foster.
Also, they are very nice people, which is why they get 5 stars. Great marshmallows, happy folks.

I have an obsession with home made marshmallows. My best friend suggested that we head to the Fremont Sunday market and I noticed these guys or rather I noticed their marshmallows. I go so excited for these sweet pillowy treats that I pushed my best friend out of the way (later apologized to him) and bought 3 packs of gourmet marshmallows for the ride home after Bumbershoot. We bought toasted coconut, key lime pie and cranberry spice. The price was very reasonable. The guys who ran the booth were super nice and sociable.

I found MAMs online in search of finding a high quality marshmallow for a smores bar spread I was putting together for my son’s wedding. I emailed Brian with a few questions and he was wonderful with advice of what to order, how to order and we kept in touch over the months until it was time to order and ship. Not only was his service fantastic but the taste and quality of the marshmallows is insane. I ordered the chocolate, regular and smores flavors and we determined that once you have one of these you can never go back to the grocery store marshmallows! Brian ensured my order made it to the east coast in the middle of August as perfectly as he boxed them up and was truly concerned that everything on my end run smoothly. I would recommend them as a vendor for any event or just as good people with a great business making fantastic treats. Thanks again MAMs!

What a delicious treat!
Last Sunday I decided to check out the Fremont Market for the first time in… years? When a friend saw my check-​in, she recommended stopping by the Mallow booth. The name sounded familiar, but I knew they were a «new to me» company so I was very happy to get the recommendation.
The owners at the booth were super nice and I had a great time sampling a few of the flavors. I was thankful that Mr. Mallow encouraged me to sample because at first I thought I wanted to purchase the chai marshmallows, and then realized that I wasn’t a big fan of that flavor. I mentioned bananas foster, and he said something like «Now THAT one you HAVE to try!» It was great seeing how proud he is/​they are of their product.
I had plans to attend a family birthday later that day, so I purchased a little bag of bananas foster marshmallows. When my aunt started serving tea and dessert, I cut each marshmallow into four pieces so I could share with the table. I’m not sure if my family enjoyed the treat because we have different preferences, but I loved it!
Bonus points for the booth — They accept credit cards! I’m pretty sure this is becoming more normal because Square has made it easy, but it’s not yet normal enough for me to expect it of every vendor.
Oh, and I eventually realized why the name sounded familiar… They’re on Zaarly! I was happy to realize this because it means I don’t have to visit the Fremont Market (or wait until Sunday) to buy some of their fancy marshmallows.

Who knew there was such a thing as artisan marshmallows?
Well… that person should have told me sooner because I cannot imagine hot cocoa without it now!
The toasted coconut marshmallow is so delicious! Crunchy from the coconut flakes and spiced to perfection.
The French toast is even better. It’s the marshmallow cousin of cinnamon toast crunch! It caramelizes nicely and makes me want to drink hot chocolate year round!
The sellers are also very kind and generous with samples. They will even roast your sample so you can enjoy it girl scout style!
This is definitely a luxury I want every day.

Holy crap I can’t believe marshmallows can taste this good! I too learned about this company when it was talked about on Reddit, and placed an order for Christmas. Unfortunately, when paying my credit card bill after the holidays, I was reminded that I never got them!
I emailed Brian, who responded promptly, courteously, and humorously minutes after I contacted him on a Sunday night. We looked at the tracking and it was shown as delivered, so the only explanation was that they were stolen off my porch. He gave me the option of either receiving a refund in full or getting them reshipped to me at no additional cost. Stand up guy, not to mention excellent communication on a weekend!
Since I still wanted my mallows, I went with getting them resent to me. He emailed me a confirmation email and in a few short days they arrived: peanut butter cup, achocalypse, toasted coconut, ginger, strawberry balsamic, bananas foster, smore, and spicy Yucatan.
All I can say is: OH. MY GOD. The taste of the mallows exceeds the customer service. My wife about fainted biting into the achocalypse chocolaty, chocolate coated, topped with chocolate chocolatey mallow. I couldn’t believe the artful blend of spicy and sweet in the Yucatan mallow. If you like spice you owe it to yourself to get some of these.
The peanut butter mallows are also coated with a shell of peanut buttery chocolate goodness and it’s all I could do to keep from eating them all in one sitting. I have yet to try the rest of the flavors, but I have no doubt in my mind they will be just as good as the ones I’ve tried.
Seriously. Get these mallows.

These marshmallows are to die for! I heard about this company when someone posted on reddit about his uncle’s company and recommended trying out their product. When I found out they were located in WA I figured it would be better to avoid shipping costs and just go directly to the company. They don’t have a store but have a booth at the Fremont Sunday Farmers Market or you can order from them online. They also offer the option to order online and then pick up the mallows from them at the Fremont Market. The marshmallows are a bit expensive, but considering that they are handmade in small batches, packaged in classy compostable packaging, absolutely delicious, and you’re supporting a local company then it’s worth the money. I purchased the champagne and chai marshmallows, both which were absolutely mind blowing. The champagne was very smooth and had a great full champagne flavor. The chai was bold and well spiced. The owners were very kind and friendly and I really enjoyed meeting them. They also were offering a taste test flavor that they were trying out which was blueberry; I wasn’t expecting a blueberry marshmallow to taste very good, but it definitely exceeded my expectations. It had a hint of blueberry but was still very flavorful. After trying out their marshmallows I am definitely going to be a repeat customer and will be telling all my friends and family about them. Even my boyfriend who normally hates marshmallows loved these; they’re nothing like the type of marshmallows you purchase in a bag at the grocery store. If you want to try something new and support a local business you should definitely visit the Fremont Market and try them out!

Homemade mallows! No way!
I’ve always had a thing for marshmallows — from s’mores, to roasting, to toasting, to drinking (thank you Pinnacle), I can’t get enough of mallows.
I stumbled upon Mallow when I became a regular at Fremont Sunday Market. Each Sunday was a chance for me to get a bag of peanut butter mallows that were dipped in creamy, dreamy chocolate. Did I forget to mention that I’m a chocoholic as well? Follow along please!
Anyhow, if you haven’t had a mallow that has not been drenched in preservatives or coated in flour, you really need to get out more. Yummy flavors like lemon meringue, kiwi, and ginger will tickle your taste buds. A great product combined with the friendliest couple you will ever meet will have you coming back for more!