Just found out about this free offer. A nice treat for the kid in all of us. And better for the little ones too. Enjoy!
Stone Cold Creamery:
To join our birthday club, simply click on this link and create a My Cold Stone account, which allows you to tell us when and how you’d like to hear from us. In addition to receiving a coupon for free ice cream on your birthday, you’ll also be able to receive other great promotions, special offers, and coupons.
Baskin-Robbins:
Sign up here and you’ll get your FREE ice cream email five days before your birthday. You’ll also receive a discount on a birthday cake. Catch a deal on your favorite cakes and treats from Baskin-Robbins by opting to get special offers and coupons all year long.
I haven’t been to Stone Cold Creamery or Baskin-Robbins in a long time. I don’t mind packaged ice cream (from the grocery store) as long as the ingredients are good. None of that hydrogenated oil stuff!
One of my favorite is Breyers. Photo from icecreamusa.com.
I know some people who can eat ice cream in one sitting. They usually avoid having ice cream at home, otherwise they will eat it all. Lucky for me, a gallon of ice cream can last me at least a week or more.
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Cold Stone Creamery frozen yogurt.
Update: For a limited time (until June 21, 2009). Buy any 31° Below and get one free at Baskin Robbins. Just print out this coupon and bring it in.
It’s a soft serve ice cream mixed with cookies, candy, and other toppings.
11:08 pm on May 27th, 2009
I’m so paranoid about giving people my birthday, even to get free stuff.
11:13 pm on May 29th, 2009
Now that I think about it, you are right about this one. Especially these days where our personal info can be lost or stolen easily. We can’t just go around giving companies our birth dates.
The company should just let you walk in on your birthday (with driver’s license or some type of I.D.) and give you a free cone on the spot. That is better publicity. And people that go out for ice cream usually bring in more customers anyway.