Baskin-Robbins knows how to keep us on our toes with fun new seasonal flavors that add a little magic to each month. The scoop shop kicked off the year with a bang, launching Peanut Butter Blossom ice cream, an ode to the popular Hershey’s Kisses-topped cookie, as their January flavor of the month.
Baskin-Robbins continued to hit all the marks, serving up unique combinations for Valentine’s Day and to welcome spring. Recently, the store brought back its vibrant Beach Day scoop to celebrate the final stretch of summer.
Now, Baskin-Robbins is launching its September flavor, a cold and creamy reimaging of one of the most iconic after-school snacks, along with a new deal on one of its buzziest and most refreshing treats.
Oreo Monkey Business Is Baskin-Robbins’ September Flavor of the Month
Baskin-Robbins is celebrating back-to-school season with its newest flavor of the month, Oreo Monkey Business. The brand-new scoop features a banana ice cream base with ribbons of creamy peanut butter and accents of crunchy Oreo pieces for a fun, multi-textured treat.
The classic combo of peanut butter and banana is a solid choice for breakfast smoothies, muffins, and of course, Elvis’ favorite sandwich. With the addition of one of our favorite sandwich cookies, Baskin-Robbins created a dynamic flavor profile that will have you feeling like a kid again.
Oreo Monkey Business will be available in Baskin-Robbins shops throughout September, so be sure to grab a cup or cone of this nostalgic, limited-time flavor before it disappears.
Baskin-Robbins Has a September Deal on Cappuccino Blasts
And since all the excitement of back-to-school schedules might leave you a bit sluggish, Baskin-Robbins is offering a fresh deal for those who need a caffeine pick-me-up. Starting Sept. 1, customers can score a small Cappuccino Blast for only $5. You can also upgrade to a medium for $6 or a large for $7. The Cappuccino Blast combines the rich flavors of coffee with vanilla ice cream for a sippable frozen treat. Fans can snag this deal from Sept. 1 through Oct. 31.