Scoop 16: Wendy’s Frosty- Wendy’s Resturant, VA
June 11th, 2006I promise after today I will start eating more “real†ice cream. There have been too many ice cream bars and other non-ice cream ice creams for my liking. This site is about ranking real ice cream. Not ice cream bars or Wendy’s Frosties (is that the plural of “Frosty� I don’t know). So, I will be traveling less and eating, making and rating ice cream more. Also, since several people have asked how I plan on not gaining weight during the next year, I am going to start exercising everyday and cutting most meat and processed food out of my diet.
But, back to the Wendy’s Frosty. On the drive home from the conference today we made a stop at Wendy’s. I haven’t been there in awhile and I’ve always been a big fan of the Frosty. So, I ordered one and wasn’t disappointed. The Frosty in at the Wendy’s somewhere on I-95 in VA tasted just as I had remembered. Frosties (or is it Frosty’s?) aren’t known for their smoothness. They are textured with small grains of ice evenly spread throughout their thick mass. But, they melt quickly into runny pools. I love the bites where some of the Frosty is completely melted and some is still frozen. The flavor is good, nothing spectacular; possibly just good because it is familiar. It isn’t an intense chocolate flavor, though it isn’t subtle either. Overall, just as Wendy’s new slogan says, it “tastes right.â€
- Flavor: 4
- Flavor Intensity: 2
- Texture: 3.5
- Originality: 2.5
- Overall: 4
- Cost: $1.12
September 12th, 2006 at 10:07 pm
I just want to say. I called last year and asked if you could make a vanila Frosty. And have them in Mercer Co. NJ. Trenton and Hamilton Twp. While I have to say THANKYOU So much, We pulled up to Wendy’s on South Broad St. In Hamilton Twp NJ. And I was so surprised. To see that there were Vanila Frosty’s. Please keep them there it was the best thing you have done. They are Delicious. Again THANKYOU Sharon