Wendy’s announced today that it’s introducing a new line of hand-spun Frosty Shakes in three flavors: Vanilla Bean, Chocolate Fudge, and, yes, Strawberry – a Company first.
The rich and creamy Frosty Shakes, topped with whipped cream and a cherry, are served with a straw. The traditional Frosty is thicker so it has to be eaten with a spoon.
In 1969, when Dave Thomas opened his first Wendy’s in Columbus, Ohio, the Frosty was one of five original items on the menu.
One of the most familiar and enduring items on Wendy’s menu, the Frosty only came in one flavor — Chocolate — until 2006, when Vanilla was added.
Since then, the Company has introduced Frosty Floats and Twisted Frostys with candy or cookie toppings mixed in.
“This is another example of how we’re actively expanding our dessert and beverage portfolio by leveraging the power of our proprietary Frosty brand,” said Wendy’s Interim Chief Marketing Officer Paul Kershisnik.
“There’s nothing quite like the taste of our Frosty Shakes. They’re a perfect fit for meals and snacking occasions.”
Wendy’s Launches Hand-Spun Frosty Shakes, New Strawberry Flavor Option
May 23, 2008 by Mark | 0 Comments
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