It was more than just a dessert kiosk — it felt like a small slice of contemporary Portuguese everyday life.
The Weeel story began in Lisbon in 2014 with a simple idea: to create an alternative to traditional ice cream — something light, fresh, and still satisfying. That was where their signature frozen yogurt came into the picture. Made with probiotics, calcium, and protein, it was prepared right in front of me and finished with fresh fruit, nuts, and other toppings. With only about 100 calories per 100 grams, it was a rare treat where indulgence and common sense actually met.
What really caught my attention was the brand name itself. It felt like a nod to the word wheel, and once I saw this small mobile kiosk, that connection seemed intentional. The logo, the slogan behind the title of this post, the visual style, and the concept of the mobile kiosk all came together into a single, coherent image. I looked at it and realised they weren’t just selling yogurt. They were selling a feeling.
Standing there in front of the lime-and-vanilla van, I had a simple thought: good design often told me more about a brand than the product ever would. And in a world that moved too fast, when I only needed a few minutes to pause and reset, a small yogurt van like this really turned my day around.
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