Cold Stone Creamery Introduces Lucky Charms Flavor

Mar 3rd, 2021

Hannah Fink

The limited-edition ice cream flavor will be available throughout March.

The limited-edition ice cream flavor will be available throughout March.

Cold Stone Creamery has launched a Lucky Charms ice cream, which will be featured as a Creation and Shake, through the month of March 2021.

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The Ice Cream at the End of the Rainbow Creation and Sprinkled with Charms Shake is made with Lucky Charms ice cream, Lucky Charms marshmallows, whipped topping and gold glitter.

In addition, Cold Stone Creamery is offering green waffle cones and bowls to match.

Sara Schmillen, vice president of marketing at Kahala Brands, parent company of Cold Stone Creamery, said, "Cold Stone Creamery is delighted to partner with General Mills this month to bring the magic beyond the cereal bowl and introduce this limited time flavor. Guests of all ages will enjoy the nostalgia of this combination, and it's sure to bring some luck your way!"

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