FatBoy has gingerbread and peppermint ice cream sandwiches, Yogurtland is swirling Biscoff froyo, and Starbucks has a Cookies and Cream Cake Pop creamer on Walmart shelves.
Holiday flavors keep landing in freezers, froyo shops and coffee aisles.
This week brought gingerbread and peppermint ice cream sandwiches from FatBoy, a Biscoff cookie frozen yogurt at Yogurtland and a new Cake Pop coffee creamer from Starbucks. There is also a marshmallow-filled protein snack from Stuffed Puffs for anyone trying to balance out the cookies.
Here is what is new and where to find it.
What are FatBoy’s new holiday ice cream sandwiches?
FatBoy has two limited-edition holiday flavors this year: Gingerbread and Peppermint.
Gingerbread Ice Cream Sandwiches: gingerbread-flavored ice cream between graham wafers.
Peppermint Ice Cream Sandwiches: peppermint ice cream between dark chocolate wafers.
Both come in six-packs. The suggested price is $5.99, or about $1 per sandwich, Sporked reports.
Casper’s Ice Cream owns FatBoy. Its CEO, Russell Stokes, said the two flavors “bring a sense of nostalgia,” Dairy Processing reports.
FatBoy has made peppermint sandwiches for the holidays before. Gingerbread is the newer twist, built to taste like the classic holiday cookie.
Where can you buy FatBoy holiday ice cream sandwiches?
The holiday flavors are at select retailers, including some Albertsons, WinCo, Bashas’, Eight Point, AFS and Bristol Farms stores, Sporked reports.
They are showing up in Arizona, California, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Texas, Utah and Washington.
FatBoy has not given an end date. Since they are holiday flavors, they will probably be gone sometime after the season wraps up.
FatBoy is made by Casper’s Ice Cream, a family-owned company in Richmond, Utah, that dates back to 1925.
What is Yogurtland’s Biscoff frozen yogurt?
Yogurtland has two new limited-time flavors for the holidays, QSR Magazine reports.
Cookie Butter Made with Biscoff Cookies: a creamy flavor with cinnamon and brown sugar notes.
Holiday Baking Championship Peppermint Brownie Bliss: brownie flavor mixed with cool peppermint. It is named for a Food Network baking show.
Yogurtland is also adding two seasonal toppings. One is crushed Biscoff Cookies. The other is Holiday Baking Buddies, Yogurtland’s take on the classic gingerbread man.
When is Yogurtland’s holiday froyo available?
Both flavors are available now through Dec. 31, while supplies last, at participating Yogurtland shops.
Yogurtland is self-serve and charges by weight. What you pay depends on how much you put in your cup.
If you want the full cookie butter experience, Biscoff froyo topped with Biscoff cookie pieces is an easy combo. Peppermint fans can pair the Brownie Bliss with the gingerbread cookies.
What is the Starbucks Cookies and Cream Cake Pop creamer?
Starbucks has a new Cookies and Cream Cake Pop Inspired Creamer, Sporked reports. It was first spotted at Walmart by an Instagram account that tracks new snacks.
Starbucks says it tastes like chocolate and vanilla. It comes in a 14-ounce bottle. That matches the size of last year’s Birthday Cake Pop, Chocolate Java Mint and Raspberry Vanilla creamers.
Starbucks has not shared a price yet.
Sporked suggests trying the new creamer in hot coffee, cold brew, iced coffee, lattes or homemade blended drinks. If you like the Cake Pops at Starbucks cafes, this is a way to get a similar flavor at home.
What is the Stuffed Puffs protein pie?
Stuffed Puffs, the brand known for marshmallows filled with chocolate, has teamed up with Redefine Foods on a protein snack, Sporked reports.
The Stuffed Puffs Oatmeal Protein Pie is a chocolate marshmallow flavor. It has two chocolate oatmeal cookies around a gooey marshmallow center. Each serving has 14 grams of protein and 8 grams of fiber.
An eight-pack costs $27.99 on GNC’s website, or about $3.50 per pie.
Redefine Foods also sells its oatmeal protein pies in other flavors, including peanut butter and strawberry jelly, peanut butter, chocolate, original and marshmallow peanut butter.
The protein pie is not a holiday item. But it is an easy sweet snack for a busy season.
Which holiday treat should you try first?
That depends on where you are.
If you live in one of the 13 states with FatBoy’s holiday flavors, start with Gingerbread. It is the newest one, and it costs about $1.
Yogurtland fans have until the end of December to try both flavors. Coffee drinkers should check the creamer aisle at Walmart, where the new Starbucks creamer was first spotted.
Have you found any of these yet? Tell us which holiday flavor you want to try.
Article compiled and written by Kambrea Pratt (editor-in-chief), Derek Gibbs (beat editor) and the Pirates & Princesses newsroom. Pirates & Princesses is part of WebReef Media.
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Hat Tips:
Sporked (Nov. 14, 2026), FatBoy prices, stores and states, the Starbucks creamer and the Stuffed Puffs protein pie
Dairy Processing (Nov. 2026), the FatBoy flavors and the Casper’s CEO quote
QSR Magazine (Nov. 2026), the Yogurtland flavors, toppings and Dec. 31 end date
Prepared Foods (Nov. 10, 2026), the FatBoy holiday launch
The Nibble (Dec. 2, 2020), FatBoy’s earlier holiday peppermint sandwiches
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