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Today, August 8, is National Frozen Custard Day! You may be wondering, what’s the difference between frozen custard and ice cream anyway? Similar to ice cream, custard is made with milk and sugar but it is also made with eggs to give it an even richer flavor. What really sets custard apart from ice cream though is that its made with a special machine that makes it extra dense. Some people describe it as if gelato and soft serve combined to make one awesome dessert.
If that all sounds delicious to you, you’re in for a treat! In celebration of National Custard Day, many restaurants are offering deals and free custard for you to enjoy today. See the very best deals below!
Participation may vary depending on location.
Andy’s is celebrating National Frozen Custard Day by offering $0.86 cones all day on August 8.
Download the BurgerFi app and get a coupon for a free small custard. No purchase is necessary to get the deal.
Customers can enjoy a single cake cone, dish or custard cookie for just $1 at participating locations. For every frozen custard sold, Freddy’s will donate $0.50 to the Kids In Need Foundation.
On July 8, Goodberry’s is offering $1 off all concretes.
Enjoy frozen custard for $0.99 all day at Rita’s Frozen Custard.
Get a free scoop of vanilla or chocolate frozen custard with any online or app order of $5 or more with code CUSTARDDAY. This deal is available at participating locations only.
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