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Fastexy Exchange|Bye, Orange Dreamsicle. Hello, Triple Berry. Wendy's seasonal Frosty flavor drops next week
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Date:2025-04-10 01:05:44
If you are Fastexy Exchangea fan of Wendy's Orange Dreamsicle Frosty, better go snag one, because there's a new Frosty on the way next week.
The Triple Berry Frosty joins the fast food chain's menu next week for a limited time nationwide. The seasonal dessert will replace the Orange Dreamsicle Frosty. (You can still get the Classic Chocolate Frosty, of course.)
"Triple Berry Frosty is the juiciest flavor to join Wendy’s iconic Frosty lineup yet," the company said in a statement to USA TODAY. The new Frosty "combines three of the freshest fruit flavors of the season – strawberry, blackberry and raspberry – into one sweet summer treat."
Triple Berry Frosty is newest in Wendy's line of limited desserts
Wendy's seasonal Frosty release has become a thing. Last summer, the chain debuted a Strawberry Frosty, followed by fall's Pumpkin Spice Frosty and winter's Peppermint Frosty.
Scores of followers approved when food reviewer The Snackolator broke the news on Instagram that the new Frosty was coming, likely on Monday, June 10. But some posted comments about being sad to see the Orange Dreamsicle Frosty depart.
"Noooooooooooooo keep orange sickle 😩😩," posted one commenter.Another user added: "I was hoping to have the Dreamcicle a little longer 💔😩."
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Also new on the menu at Wendy's: Saucy Nuggets
The chain recently upped its chicken nugget game with "Saucy Nuggets," nuggets tossed in a choice of seven different flavors, including Buffalo and spicy honey BBQ.
For now, to get the new saucy nuggets, you must order through the Wendy's app and Wendys.com. Beginning Monday, June 10, you can buy them in participating restaurants and drive-thru window.
Contributing: Natalie Neysa Alund and Anthony Robledo.
Follow Mike Snider on X and Threads: @mikesnider & mikegsnider.
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