In case you need an excuse to indulge — National Ice Cream Day is right here.
Sunday, July 17 is National Ice Cream Day.
You can get a discount – or even free treatment – at these places.
Celebrate the sweet day with one of these deals from your favorite retailer.
Check out this list below!
Cold Stone Creamery
Cold Stone Creamery is offering customers a surprise deal: the deal will go live on Sunday, July 17th through the Cold Stone app.
Estimated also offers free shipping on online orders from July 15th to July 17th.
Cold Stone will be celebrating “double” on National Ice Cream Day — it’ll also mark OREO’s 110th birthday.
They will be selling two new OREO Creations — OREO Cookie Goldmine and OREO Cookie Confetti & Crème — in stores through August 30.
Oatmeal
Wait—how do you celebrate National Ice Cream Day if you don’t consume dairy?
Oatly is the original and largest oat milk company in the world. It will take over 25 traditional ice cream trucks to hand out its 100% dairy-free frozen dessert bars.
Oatly plans to give away over 16,000 dessert bars at ice cream trucks in Los Angeles, New York and St. Louis on Sunday, July 17.
Dairy Queen
Dairy Queen is offering customers $1 off each of its dipped cones on National Ice Cream Day. Customers must download the DQ app.
Dairy Queen is offering a special deal for National Ice Cream Day this year. Dairy Queen
The deal includes the company’s classic chocolate-dipped funnel.
Baskin-Robbins
Celebrate National Ice Cream Day with $5 off any purchase of $15 or more from July 17th through July 23rd with the code “BECOOLER” at checkout for online orders.
Baskin-Robbins also debuted its new flavor of the month: OREO S’mores.
Pressed
Go the healthy route as you celebrate the day. On Sunday, July 17, customers can get a size one freeze for just $3 at participating Pressed locations.
Pressed customers can get a size one freeze for just $3 at participating locations.
The company’s signature Pressed Freeze is a plant-based soft serve made with healthy ingredients like fruits, vegetables and almonds.
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