Ben & Jerry’s Free Cone Day Is Back and Fans Can Score Unlimited Ice Cream Cones

I scream, you scream, we all scream for Free Cone Day.

Ben & Jerry’s annual Free Cone Day is back on Tuesday, April 8. Fans nationwide can stop in a scoop shop to snag a free ice cream cone. While each person can only get one scoop at a time, the ice cream chain suggests that fans get back in line as many times as they’d like for countless freebies.

Fan-favorite options like Cherry Garcia and Half Baked will be available for the deal as well as new innovations like Dulce De-lish! and Turtle Sundae. The first newbie is a salted caramel ice cream with pecan toffee pieces and caramel swirls. The latter option is ice cream with pretzel swirls and fudge-covered almonds.

Last year, Ben & Jerry’s stores gave out 1 million scoops of ice cream, per a press release. The dessert makers are hoping to have another record-breaking year.

According to the release, the unofficial holiday has been around since 1979 when co-founders Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield thanked customers for supporting them during their first Vermont winter.

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On Monday, March 3, Dairy Queen announced its own Free Cone Day.

DQ’s freebie day lands on March 20, the first day of spring, and fans can snag a free small vanilla soft serve ice cream in a cone. There is a limit of one free soft serve per customer but no purchase is necessary.

Plus, Dairy Queen has a special opportunity for some customers to get Free Cone Day for 365 days. Fans who sign up for DQ Rewards now through March 19 will be entered for the chance to win Free Cones for a Year.

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