The Frosty Waffle Cone is available in both Vanilla and Chocolate flavors. Since its introduction in 1969, the Frosty has tantalized millions of taste buds.

Machine it's actually kind of a hybrid between a shake machine and a soft serve. Machine it actually has the freezing chamber of a shake. Machine. And then the refrigeration. System of a soft serve.

Frostys need a temperature between 19 and 21 degrees Fahrenheit. Keeping the signature consistency of the Wendy's Frosty - a cross between a milkshake and soft-serve ice cream - is essential. In fact, Thomas wanted to recreate the milkshakes he'd had growing up that were so thick that spoons were necessary, per Wendy's.

Wendy's Signature dessert - cool, creamy and refreshing - thick enough to use a spoon, smooth enough to use a straw.

Pumpkin Spice Frosty The new Pumpkin Spice Frosty melds the creamy texture of the original Frosty with hints of pumpkin, cinnamon and nutmeg, according to the chain.

Pumpkin spice becomes the Frosty's sixth-ever flavor, joining the limited time edition ranks of peppermint, strawberry and birthday cake. Usually, Wendy's only sells chocolate and vanilla versions of the milkshake-like treat, with the latter flavor taking a break this fall.

Sure, a Frosty is basically a thick soft-serve milkshake, but it's still so darn good. It could be because its texture is unmatched, or it might just be the delicious flavors. You may have noticed in the ingredient list that the chocolate Frosty contains both cocoa and vanilla flavoring.

(Some of you might think it sounds weird but it is quite delicious.) But a Wendy's Frosty is definitely not healthy and is definitely not Paleo or Clean Eating. I have come up with a far better solution - a copycat recipe that encompasses the flavor of the Frosty without all the bad ingredients that come with it.

The fan-favorite Vanilla Frosty was temporarily replaced by the Strawberry Frosty over the summer, followed by the seasonal Peppermint Frosty in November 2022. But now, the delicious chilly confection is triumphantly taking back its spot next to the famous Chocolate Frosty.

Sure, a Frosty is basically a thick soft-serve milkshake, but it's still so darn good. It could be because its texture is unmatched, or it might just be the delicious flavors. You may have noticed in the ingredient list that the chocolate Frosty contains both cocoa and vanilla flavoring.

Pumpkin Spice Frosty The new Pumpkin Spice Frosty melds the creamy texture of the original Frosty with hints of pumpkin, cinnamon and nutmeg, according to the chain.

Pumpkin spice becomes the Frosty's sixth-ever flavor, joining the limited time edition ranks of peppermint, strawberry and birthday cake. Usually, Wendy's only sells chocolate and vanilla versions of the milkshake-like treat, with the latter flavor taking a break this fall.