Could this Girl Scout cookie be the new Wendy’s Frosty flavor?
Wendy’s may be debuting a new Frosty flavor featuring a special ingredient: Girl Scout Cookies.
An Instagram account called “Snackolator” recently posted about a new Thin Mint Frosty that is expected to arrive at Wendy’s locations nationwide in February.
“I’m crying Thin Mints tears of joy right now because Wendy’s is bringing out one of the best looking ice cream flavors ever in February!” Snackolator is in the post.
Girl Scouts has announced that 2 cookie flavors will be retired after 2025
Another Instagram account, “teamsupernovafb,” wrote in a separate post that the new flavor will launch on February 21.
The arrival of a new Girl Scout cookie-inspired frosty flavor has sparked a flurry of reactions on social media.
Could Thin Mints be the new Wendy’s Frost flavor? (Michael Cauld/WireImage via Getty Images; Maria Tauger/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images)
“OMGGGGG America finally gets something good lol,” wrote one commenter on the Snakoletter post, while another simply wrote, “YESSSSSSSSSSSS.”
On another post, a commenter wrote, “I love thin mints, next we need s’mores frosting.”
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Wendy’s would not confirm to Fox News Digital if the Thin Mint Frosty speculation is true.
Girl Scouts have been selling mints for decades. (Malcolm Denmark/Florida Today/USA Today Network)
Girl Scouts of the USA released two cookie flavors last week – Girl Scout S’mores and Toast-Yay! – He will retire after the 2025 season, which runs from now until April.
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Wendy’s currently has the classic chocolate and vanilla frosty offerings, but the Ohio-based fast-food restaurant chain makes seasonal changes to the menu’s unique flavors.
Wendy’s has been known to rotate seasonal frosty flavors into the menu. (Michael Cauld/WireImage via Getty Images)
Last year, Orange Dreamsicle Frosty debuted in spring, Triple Berry Frosty was introduced for summer and Salted Caramel Frosty debuted in November.
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It first introduced its thin mint iteration in 1939 and was one of the first three cookie flavors, according to Girl Scouts of America.
