National Ice Cream Day Freebies And Discounts 2025
16 Handles — Download the app to claim your free fro-yo (up to $5).
Frozen yogurt chain 16 Handles is giving away free ice cream through its rewards app. Just download the app to claim your free frozen treat (up to $5) at participating locations.
Burger King — Royal Perks members get a free soft serve with the purchase of $1 or more.
Looking for something to cool you down after that Whopper? Sign up for Burger King's Royal Perks and you'll get a free soft serve with your $1+ purchase.
Baskin-Robbins — Get $5 off orders of $20 or more that are placed through third-party delivery.
Baskin-Robbins is keeping the ice cream party going by celebrating ice cream week from July 20 through July 26. Spend $20 or more through a third-party delivery app and you'll get $5 off this nostalgic treat.
Dippin' Dots — Get a free mini cup of Dippin' Dots during a two-hour window at participating locations.
While we're on the topic of nostalgic treats, Dippin' Dots is giving away FREE mini cups at their locations (no catch!). As a bonus, you'll also get a free souvenir take-home cup if you're among the first 100 people in line.
DoorDash x Ben & Jerry's — DashPass members get $5 off two pints of Ben & Jerry's ice cream.
DoorDash and Ben & Jerry's are teaming up to give everyone a discount on ice cream pints as part of their Summer of DashPass promotion. If you're a DashPass member, you can redeem $5 off two pints on grocery and convenience orders.
Dairy Queen — Get a free Dilly Bar with any order of $1 or more placed through the DQ App or website.
Are you a DQ Rewards member? Now's your time to shine and get a free Dilly Bar (vanilla soft serve dipped in your choice of chocolate, butterscotch, or cherry) with your $1+ purchase through the app. What a great Dilly.
Lidl — Get a free Bon Gelati or Gelatelli frozen product when you spend $40 or more.
Your weekly grocery run just got a whole lot more interesting. Lidl is giving away free Bon Gelati or Gelatelli frozen treats when you clip the coupon in the MyLidl app after spending $40 in-store.
Friendly's — Join the Friendly's Fan Club Rewards program for a free cone or dish of ice cream.
I mean, who doesn't want to be part of the Friendly's Fan Club?! But if you don't, you can still get a 90-cent scoop in a cone or dish, either in-store or to-go.
Graeter's — Sweet Rewards Loyalty Program Members can get a single-dip sugar cone for $1.55.
This Midwest classic is discounting its single-dip sugar cones for National Ice Cream Day for rewards members. But that's not all! To celebrate National Ice Cream Month, children who submit a completed coloring sheet through their annual Coloring Contest get a free scoop of ice cream. Can a gal in her late 20s pass for a 10-year-old? Asking for a friend.
Jeni's — Customers have the option to add Sundae Fudge Sauce to any order for free.
Maybe it's just me, but ice cream isn't ice cream without a hefty drizzle of hot fudge. With Jeni's National Ice Cream Day offer, you can enjoy their new Sundae Fudge Sauce at no extra cost. Dream come true.
Marble Slab Creamery — Loyalty members receive a free small ice cream (valid for seven days).
This small-batch ice cream chain is celebrating all month long with surprise offers for its loyalty members, so make sure you pop into the app on July 20 to claim your free small ice cream.
Petco — Get a free ice cream pup cup in-store.
Who says ice cream is just for humans?! Bring your fur child to your nearest Petco to share the National Ice Cream Day fun.
Talenti — Target Circle members can get 50% off one Talenti pint after purchasing one at full price.
Use your Target Circle rewards to redeem Talenti's buy one, get one half off offer. Because let's be honest, none of us are getting just one pint of ice cream anyway.
Van Leeuwen — Enjoy $3 scoops of the iconic Honeycomb ice cream from 12 p.m.–2 p.m. EST.
Some may say it's kismet that National Ice Cream Day just so happened to fall on the 10th anniversary of Van Leeuwen's signature Honeycomb flavor. To celebrate, the chain is offering up $3 scoops of this icon, with chances for customers to win other fun prizes in store.
Wendy's — Get a free small Frosty with any purchase through the Wendy's app.
Dip your fries in your Frosty all Sunday long with this deal from Wendy's. Just order any item through their app to claim a free Frosty of your choice.
Let us know which ice cream you'll be scooping up this Sunday! (Bonus: Comment your favorite ice cream flavor.)
If you prefer to make your own frozen treat, download the free Tasty app to browse and save some of our favorite ice cream recipes — no subscription required.
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