Co-Branded Ice Creams

Baskin-Robbins' Newest Ice Cream Flavor is Made with Milky Way Bars

With summer just around the corner, Baskin-Robbins introduced a new ice cream flavor that is made with Milky Way Bars. Following in the footsteps of chain's such as Carvel and Tim Hortons, the co-branded treat gives consumers a delicious new way to enjoy one of their favorite store-bought sweets.

The new ice cream flavor from Baskin-Robbins has been dubbed 'Made with Milky Way Bars,' letting consumers know exactly what is embedded within the chilly treats. The flavor itself consists of Milky Way Bar-flavored ice cream mixed with chocolate pieces, caramel ribbon and bits of the creamy chocolate bar. To sweeten the deal, Baskin-Robbins is giving consumers a free upgrade to a waffle cone when they purchase two scoops of the decadent new flavor.

With a growing number of restaurant chains teaming up with confectionery companies, there is a rise in the number of co-branded products available to consumers.

Co-branded Ice Creams
Opportunity for confectionery companies and ice cream chains to collaborate on co-branded flavors.
Restaurant-confectionery Collaborations
Collaborations between restaurant chains and confectionery companies provide new and unique product offerings for consumers.
Premium Ice Cream Experiences
Upselling opportunities by offering free upgrades and specialty items to enhance the ice cream experience for customers.

Sectors Adopting This

Confectionery
Confectionery companies can explore collaborations with ice cream chains to create co-branded products and expand their customer base.
Food and Beverage
Restaurants and ice cream chains can benefit by partnering with confectionery companies to offer unique and enticing dessert options.
Retail
Retailers can tap into the co-branded trend by partnering with ice cream and confectionery brands to create exclusive products and attract customers.
SCORE
1.1 out of 10
GENDER
50% Men50% Women
MARKETTop markets: North America
GENERATION
  • Gen Alpha
  • Gen Z (primary audience)
  • Millennial (primary audience)
  • Gen X (primary audience)
POPULARITY
Popularity 15%
Activity 9%
Freshness 8%