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Miami Herald
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Miami Herald
Baskin-Robbins & Trolli Sour Candy's Bold New Collab Is a ‘Time Machine to the '90s'
Candy meets ice cream with Baskin-Robbins' new collaboration with Trolli Sour Brite Crawlers! The 1945-founded ice creamery has teamed up with the candy brand to unveil a new ice cream flavor, marking Trolli's first-ever official foray into ice cream collaborations. For intrigued fans looking to hear more, we got the scoop on the details, straight from a press release shared directly with Parade. At the heart of the collab is Trolli Sour Blast-Baskin-Robbins'June Flavor of the Month-said to serve as a "Time Machine to the '90s," and available only for a limited-time before slithering off of menus. The frozen treat "packs a serious sour punch with swirl of Trolli lime-flavored ice cream and orange flavored sherbet, finished with lime flavored swirls, a true joyride for your taste buds," per the release. But that's not all-the home of the 31 flavor offerings is introducing two more specialty creations that bring even more Trolli magic to the menu: Trolli Sour Blast Fizz, a bubbly, sour Fizz that blends the Trolli Sour Blast frozen treat with STARRY Lemon-Lime soda, and Trolli Dirt 'n Worms Sundae, a throwback treat with chocolate ice cream, hot fudge, OREO cookie crumbles, and topped with Trolli Crawlers Minis. "This sweet treat lineup blends nostalgic summer vibes with today's bold candy-culture and is crawling into Baskin-Robbins stores only for the month of June!" the brand added, making it clear that curious tastebuds should plan to head into shops to get their hands on the delectables before it's too late. Related: Dr Pepper Is Reportedly Bringing Back 'Iconic' Fan-Favorite Flavor Copyright 2025 The Arena Group, Inc. All Rights Reserved
Yahoo
07-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
An 8-Year-Old Used His Mom's Phone to Buy 70,000 Dum Dums Lollipops on Amazon—And the Reason Why Has Us Sobbing
A mom from Kentucky made headlines across the country when her eight-year-old son left her—and her wallet—in a not-so-sweet predicament last week. According to various reports, over the weekend, Holly LaFavers was made aware that something was terribly wrong when she discovered that her bank account was in the red because of a $4,200 charge from Amazon. That's when she was made aware that her son, Liam had purchased around 70,000 Dum Dums lollipops via her Amazon account. Related: Krispy Kreme Just Released the Most Adorable Doughnuts for Mother's Day, and Fans Say 'They're So Cute' "I had just gotten paid, and so when I looked at my bank account and it was in the red, I just immediately panicked. I looked to see what was causing that, and I saw the $4,200 charge to Amazon. And so immediately looked over at Amazon [to] see what had happened," LaFavers shared with Good Morning America. We have to admit that the reason why little Liam, who was adopted by LaFavers when he was nearly three-years-old, purchased the lollipops has us practically in tears. LaFavers revealed that he wanted to host a carnival for his friends and give away Dum Dums lollipops as prizes. As kind as the gesture was, LaFavers did reach out to Amazon about getting a refund for the massive order of candy. She was told by the company to reject the packages of Dum Dums when they arrived to her home. The packages arrived at different times, so LaFavers was unable to catch the delivery drivers in time to reject them all. After reaching out to her bank, selling some of the surplus of Dum Dums pops and speaking with news stations, LaFavers finally received a full refund from Amazon. Related: Baskin-Robbins' Newest Flavor Uses This Central American Dessert For Inspiration "After a long day of working with the bank and talking to a few news stations, Amazon called and they are refunding my money!!! THANK YOU to everyone that offered to buy a box to help us. I will be happy to get you what you 'ordered' or donate them to a charity of your choice. Please dm me your preference," she wrote in a note shared on Facebook. Now Dum Dums, what do we have to do to get Liam that carnival afterall? Up Next Related: Target's Bold New Summer Ice Cream Flavors Already Have Fans Obsessed
