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Wendy's brings back Thin Mint Frosty with two cool ways to enjoy it

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February 16, 2026

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Wendy's will bring back its Thin Mints Frosty beginning today, Feb. 16, with two ways to enjoy it. As a licensed partner of Girl Scouts of the USA, Wendy's is bringing back the beloved Thin Mints Frosty Swirl and introducing an all-new Thin Mints Frosty Fusion, according to a press release.

Frosty fans can get their hands on two Thin Mints Frosty experiences:

All-new Thin Mints Frosty Fusion: The new creation combines Wendy's Vanilla Frosty with a rich, minty cookie crumble sauce and crushed Girl Scout Thin Mints cookies.
Thin Mints Frosty Swirl: The returning favorite features Wendy's Vanilla Frosty swirled and topped with a rich, minty cookie crumble sauce inspired by Girl Scout Thin Mints.

Both options blend the classic taste of Thin Mints with the cool, creamy Frosty and are also available with a Chocolate Frosty base.

"The friendship between Wendy's and Girl Scouts of the USA is even sweeter this year with two ways to experience a Thin Mints Frosty with both our Frosty Swirl and Frosty Fusion options," Lindsay Radkoski, U.S. CMO for The Wendy's Company, said in the release. "For so many fans, Girl Scout Cookies evoke cherished childhood memories. By bringing together these iconic treats, Wendy's celebrates the nostalgia our fans love while giving families a delicious reason to gather, connect, and create new memories together."

"We're thrilled to be teaming up with Wendy's once again to celebrate two icons coming together — the beloved Frosty and now the Frosty Fusion — in a way that delights fans and supports our girls," Wendy Lou, chief revenue officer of Girl Scouts of the USA, said in the release. "What makes this partnership especially meaningful is that Wendy's restaurants are also opening their doors to Girl Scouts, giving troops space to sell cookies, connect with their communities and build the skills that help them reach their goals."

Wendy's has more than 7,000 restaurants worldwide.