While Wendy’s is a fast-food restaurant with tons of offerings, it’s most iconic order is without a doubt the Frosty. Anyone who’s ever ordered one of these frozen custard treats knows that the flavor options have been pretty traditional in the past: chocolate or vanilla. Yet in celebration of its 50th anniversary, the fast-food chain will be adding another option to the list and it sounds amazing.

For the first time ever, there’s a new Frosty flavor on the menu at Wendy’s. Although it’s only on the menu for a limited time, the Birthday Cake Frosty is a memorable treat you’ll want to try.

Wendy’s Website This newly-released flavor is a twist on the classic vanilla with hints of birthday cake in the mix. According to the press release, the flavor is best described as “a birthday party in a cup.”

Another fun addition to the menu is the Birthday Cake Frosty Cookie Sundae, which is topped with chunks of sugar cookies and sprinkles.

Wendy’s Website The Birthday Cake Frosty comes in the classic sizes: junior, small, medium, and large, while the cookie sundae is one-size only.

There’s another reason to visit Wendy’s during its 50th anniversary celebration. The restaurant will be offering ways to earn rewards which can be redeemed for free food. This promotion will last until January 3, 2020.

Wendy’s / Facebook Points can be earned and redeemed through downloading the Wendy’s official app.

What are your thoughts on these new birthday-flavored treats from Wendy’s? Would you try them? We’d love to hear from you! For more information, be sure to follow along on Facebook.

Wendy’s Website

This newly-released flavor is a twist on the classic vanilla with hints of birthday cake in the mix. According to the press release, the flavor is best described as “a birthday party in a cup.”

The Birthday Cake Frosty comes in the classic sizes: junior, small, medium, and large, while the cookie sundae is one-size only.

Wendy’s / Facebook

Points can be earned and redeemed through downloading the Wendy’s official app.

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