ICE cream lovers are in for a treat today as a major brand is giving the sweet treat away for free.
Ben & Jerry’s is giving shoppers the chance to get free ice cream all day today.
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It’s the first time the brand has hosted Free Cone Day since before the pandemic.
Free Cone Day celebrates Ben & Jerry’s lasting a full year when it opened its first shop over 40 years’ ago.
Ice cream shops across the entire world are giving away the free Ben & Jerry’s.
And ice cream lovers can get as many free scoops of ice cream as they like.
They’ll be able to try any flavour of ice cream.
A one scoop cone could cost you anywhere around £3 so that’s a good saving to add under your belt.
We’ve asked if it’s just the one scoop cone people can get, or if the offer includes the tubs too.
But you’ll need to be quick as the offer is only available today only and between 12 and 8pm.
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Shoppers can pick up their sweet treat at one of Ben & Jerry’s Scoop Shops.
You do not need to do anything to get the free sweet treat, just head down to your nearest participating shop to pick it up.
Also giving out free Ben & Jerry’s are selected cinemas across the country.
You can find your nearest store by heading to the Ben & Jerry’s website, though not all shops are taking part.
Here’s where you can get your free ice cream:
- Empire Cinemas, Birmingham
- Empire Cinemas, Clydebank
- Empire Cinemas, Catterick
- Empire Cinemas, High Wycombe
- Empire Cinemas, Ipswich
- Empire Cinemas, Sunderland
- Empire Cinemas, Sutton
- Empire Cinemas, Swindon
- Empire Cinemas, Wigan
- Empire Cinemas, Walthamstow
- Ben & Jerry’s Scoop Shop, Newquay
- Ben & Jerry’s Scoop Shop, Soho
Prices of ice cream will vary from store to store, and will also depend on whether you’re wanting a cone or tub.
But a large tube from a supermarket could cost you nearly a fiver.
If you’re a big Ben & Jerry’s fan and can’t get yourself down to a shop, we tested supermarket own-brand cookie dough ice cream.
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This post first appeared on thesun.co.uk
