Baskin Robbins offering $1.50 scoops today

Baskin Robbins wants to end National Ice Cream Month on a tasty note by offering $1.50 scoops to ice cream lovers on Monday, July 31.

Regular and kid’s size scoops will be sold at the low price at participating stores all day long.

Baskin Robbins touts its most popular customer flavors as Cookies n' Cream, Mint Chocolate Chip and Very Berry Strawberry, among many, but every ice cream flavor is available for this deal.
The popular ice cream chain has been known to offer the same promotion for other months ending with 31 days, in celebration of it's "31 flavors." The next deal is expected to run in August.


Here's how to get $1.50 scoops at Baskin-Robbins this year


Whether you’re looking for a deal or looking for the closest ice cream shop to satisfy a sweet tooth, look no further than Baskin-Robbins.

The world's largest chain of ice cream specialty shops is offering scoops for $1.50 each July 31, Aug. 31, Oct. 31 and Dec. 31 in a nod to the company’s offering of 31 flavors.

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Baskin-Robbins offered the deal in January, March and May, which also have 31 days. It is only available on the last day of the month during the months that have 31 days.

Customers are able to pick from any of the company’s 31 flavors to redeem the deal.

Toppings and waffle cones are not included in the promotion and cost extra.

Click here to find the Baskin-Robbins closest to you. Not all stores are participating in the promotion, so you will have to check ahead of time to see if the location nearest you offers the deal.

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