As the holiday season nears, Wendy’s and Dutch Bros are adding festive flavors to their menus. From Wendy’s Salted Caramel Frosty to Dutch Bros’ Candy Cane Mocha, these seasonal treats bring a cozy warmth perfect for gatherings and holiday cheer.
Wendy’s and Dutch Bros Embrace Holiday Spirit with Festive Flavors and Cozy Comfort Treats
As the holiday season approaches, festivities and feasts fill the air, and with it comes the appeal of cozy gatherings and simpler moments of relaxation. Between traditional holiday meals, there’s always room to lounge in pajamas or an ugly Christmas sweater, sipping hot chocolate and enjoying low-key treats. Luckily, Wendy’s and Dutch Bros are introducing fresh new items that perfectly complement the season’s spirit, per Fast Food Club.
Wendy’s New Offerings
Wendy’s is ushering in the holiday season with innovative menu items launching nationwide on November 12, 2024. Fans can look forward to a variety of comforting flavors, including revamped favorites and exciting new additions:
- Salted Caramel Frosty: A twist on the classic, this Salted Caramel Frosty combines a rich caramel flavor with Wendy’s signature Frosty base, creating a sweet and salty experience perfect for the colder months.
- Mushroom Bacon Cheeseburger: This burger, which is topped with roasted mushrooms, crispy bacon, Muenster cheese, and a creamy garlic spread on a fresh, never-frozen beef patty, adds a smoky, savory touch to Wendy’s lineup.
- Taco Salad: Known for its standout salads, Wendy’s brings back a fan-favorite with a creamy salsa dressing, fire-roasted corn, crispy tortilla strips, and a hearty helping of their famous chili.
In addition to these new items, Wendy’s continues to explore new Frosty flavors worldwide, offering unique regional varieties such as the Chocolate Covered Pretzel Frosty in Trinidad and Tobago and the Pistachio Frosty in Saudi Arabia, hinting at future potential flavors for U.S. fans.
Dutch Bros’ Winter Wonderland Trio
Dutch Bros rings in the season with a unique holiday trio inspired by classic winter flavors:
- Hazelnut Truffle Mocha: This drink is a frosty twist on hot chocolate. It features a hazelnut mocha blend topped with Dutch Bros’ signature Soft Top and a caramel drizzle.
- Candy Cane Mocha: This festive drink combines beloved seasonal flavors with a peppermint mocha base and candy cane sprinkles.
- Winter Shimmer Rebel: For those seeking a boost, this drink offers a mix of blue raspberry, sweet cream, and shimmer sprinkles, using the Rebel energy drink base for a lively seasonal kick.
Dutch Bros Chief Marketing Officer Tana Davila highlights this year’s holiday drinks as capturing both classic and creative flavors, bringing a touch of joy to customers. Adding to the festive spirit, each drink is served in one of six seasonal cup designs featuring snowflakes, candy canes, and ornaments, perfect for celebrating with family and pets.
For fans looking to explore more, Dutch Bros also offers its signature collection, including the well-loved Golden Eagle Vanilla Caramel Breve and the Caramelizer Caramel Mocha. To complete the experience, Dutch Bros also offers pastries like Chocolate Chip Muffin Tops and Lemon Poppyseed Muffin Tops.
With these seasonal treats, Wendy’s and Dutch Bros offer a perfect blend of holiday cheer and comfort, welcoming everyone to indulge in flavors that capture the season’s essence.


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