National Ice Cream Day is Sunday, July 19

Fro-yo girl here. Today would have been the 3rd Annual Ice Cream Day Celebration at Yogurtland, had they continued with their National Ice Cream Day promotion this year. The first Yogurtland National Ice Cream Day Celebration took place in 2018 with new spoons and five flavors of ice cream. Last year for National Ice Cream Day, Yogurtland had a BOGO free offer. This year, Yogurtland Real Rewards members will get double points on takeout purchases made on July 19, 2020. It’s a good time to try their limited time only Orange Blossom White Peach light ice cream. 

I was at Yogurtland earlier this week and there were no National Ice Cream Day signs in sight. 

National Ice Cream Day 2020 Deals:

• Lickety Splitz (Maple Shade, NJ): 25% off your ice cream purchase on July 19, chance to win prizes, get another 5% off with photo/hashtag participation
• Menchie's University (Encino, CA): BOGO 1/2 off on July 19 from 2 PM - 5 PM
• Pressed Juicery: 50% off Freeze and Frozen mini cups on July 19
• Wanderlust Creamery: Free cones with in store purchase on July 19
• YoFresh Yogurt Cafe (Evanston, IL): Get 10% off ($5 minimum purchase) on July 19 when you mention the phrase National Ice Cream Day to the cashier
• Yoga-urt (Glendale & Echo Park/Los Angeles, CA): 15% of sales on July 19 will be donated to the NAACP
• Yogurtini Plaza & Shoal Creek (Kansas City, MO): Make a purchase on July 18-19 and get a $5 fill up coupon for your future visit
• Yogurtland: Double points for Real Rewards members, takeout purchases on July 19
• YoLottaLuv (Chatham, NJ): Get a free scoop of ice cream (cup or cone) on July 19 from 12 PM - 4 PM

If I hear of any other National Ice Cream Day deals, I’ll add them here.

National Ice Cream Month (July) and National Ice Cream Day (the 3rd Sunday of July) were signed into law by President Ronald Reagan on July 9, 1984, with Presidential Proclamation 5219.

You know you love me. X0 X0, fro-yo girl.

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