Sweet Deals Await
National Ice Cream Day on July 19 brings nationwide deals and freebies from various chains
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United Dairy Farmers is offering buy one, get one free deals on all hand-dipped ice cream treats at its dipside counters, plus buy-one-get-one on all 16-ounce pints of UDF Brand, Homemade Brand and Main Avenue Creamery ice cream across 170+ locations in the tri-state area.
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Aglamesis Bros Ice Cream and Candy Sincere Perks members will receive a free cone card with the purchase of any ice cream item, and every ice cream purchase earns an entry to win free ice cream pints for a year.
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Dippin' Dots is giving away free mini cups during a two-hour window at all participating locations, with each location choosing its own giveaway window.
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Graeter's is offering 10% off online orders with code ICECREAMDAY10, and Sweet Rewards members can get $1.56 single-dip sugar cones in-store through the promotion period.
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Carvel's Dessert Disaster campaign invites customers to upload a photo of a disappointing frozen dessert for a chance to be one of 500 winners to receive a gift card for a free small Carvelanche, with the promotion running through July 24.
National Ice Cream Day falls on Sunday, July 19, and chains across the country are rolling out free scoops, buy-one-get-one deals, and limited-time flavors to mark the occasion, according to USA Today. The holiday traces back to 1984, when President Ronald Reagan signed a proclamation naming July as National Ice Cream Month and designating the third Sunday as National Ice Cream Day.
From Dairy Queen to Dippin' Dots, dozens of brands are competing for your sweet tooth. Some deals require an app download. Others just need you to show up at the right time, Bradenton Herald reports.
Free Cones and Freebies From the Big Chains
Dairy Queen is giving away free Dilly Bars with a small purchase made through its app. Dippin' Dots is handing out free mini cups at all participating locations during a two-hour window — but each location picks its own time, so call ahead, according to USA Today. Friendly's is offering free cones on Sunday, and Baskin-Robbins is running member discounts on larger purchases.
Graeter's is offering 10% off all online orders with the code ICECREAMDAY10. Sweet Rewards members can also grab a $1.56 single-dip sugar cone in-store, Bradenton Herald reports. Carvel is running a "Dessert Disaster" campaign through July 24, asking customers to upload a photo of a disappointing frozen dessert for a chance to win one of 500 gift cards for a free small Carvelanche.
Midwest Shoppers Score BOGO Pints and Loyalty Perks
United Dairy Farmers is running buy-one-get-one deals on all hand-dipped ice cream at its dipside counters across 170-plus locations in the tri-state area. The chain is also offering buy-one-get-one on all 16-ounce pints of UDF Brand, Homemade Brand, and Main Avenue Creamery ice cream, according to USA Today.
Aglamesis Bros Ice Cream and Candy is rewarding its Sincere Perks loyalty members with a free cone card on any ice cream purchase. Every purchase also earns an entry to win free ice cream pints for a full year, Bradenton Herald reports.
Oklahoma City Shops Join In With New Flavors
Local shops in Oklahoma City are getting into the spirit too. Boom Town Creamery is launching three brand-new flavors and giving customers a chance to win free ice cream, according to OKC Fox. Businesses across the metro are also offering discounts on scoops, bowls, cones, and gearbox sundaes, with the first 10 customers at some locations receiving a free koozie and a pint.
Florida Deal Adds a Regional Twist to the Weekend
Shoppers in Aventura, Florida, have an extra reason to celebrate. A Plum Market location there is offering $10 off a $15 purchase of specialty frozen treats through its app on July 18 and 19, according to Bradenton Herald. The in-app savings stack on top of the national deals already flooding the market this weekend.
Shake Shack and Del Yeah! are also running promotions that include specially priced shakes and sundaes through the weekend, USA Today reports. With so many deals live at the same time, experts suggest downloading brand apps in advance to avoid missing timed giveaways.
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