Cold Stone is helping consumers beat the heat in a tasty new way with the debut of its new Cookies 'n' Peanut Butter Ice Cream Taco made with Oreo and Reese's.
Available for a limited time, the new Cookies 'n' Peanut Butter Ice Cream Taco made with Oreo and Reese's is a delicious take on a unique frozen dessert. The new treat consists of a waffle cone taco shell filled with limited-time Cookies 'n' Peanut Butter Ice Cream made with Oreo cookies and Reese's peanut butter, all topped with chocolate, crushed Oreo cookies, and Reese's Peanut Butter Sauce.
Along with the new Cookies 'n' Peanut Butter Ice Cream Taco made with Oreo and Reese's, Cold Stone is also serving up some new Supergirl-themed menu items.
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What's Driving This Trend
- Dessert Format Mashups
- Hybrid treats such as waffle tacos create novelty-driven menu differentiation by transforming familiar desserts into portable, social-media-friendly formats.
- Branded Ingredient Collaborations
- Pairings with recognizable snack brands like Oreo and Reese's add built-in consumer appeal while supporting limited-time premiumization in frozen desserts.
- Themed Limited-time Menus
- Entertainment-linked offerings, including superhero-inspired items, blend pop culture relevance with seasonal indulgence to increase urgency and trial.
Who This Affects Most
- Ice Cream and Frozen Desserts
- Novel product architectures and co-branded mix-ins expand the category beyond traditional scoops into experiential, higher-margin treats.
- Quick-service Restaurants
- Limited-time dessert innovations provide chains with traffic-driving menu news that can appeal to both impulse buyers and loyal customers.
- Confectionery and Snack Foods
- Iconic candy and cookie brands gain new consumption occasions through licensing partnerships that embed their flavors into restaurant desserts.
