Chick-fil-a makes Frosted Coffee permanent menu item

Chick-fil-A is making Frosted Coffee a permanent item on its menu.

In a post Friday on its Facebook page, the Atlanta chicken chain said, “You asked. We listened. ‪#‎FrostedCoffee‬ will stay on the menu!”

Frosted Coffee a permanent menu item

Chick-fil-A just started offering the drink, a combination soft-serve vanilla “Icedream” and Thrive Farmers iced coffee on March 14. It was supposed to be temporary and end May 31.

“We’re excited to offer customers a new, great-tasting frosted beverage just in time for spring,” Amanda Norris, senior director of menu development for Chick-fil-A, said in a media release at the time of the drink’s introduction.

“Our guests let us know how much they’ve enjoyed Frosted Lemonade, and we think they’ll love Frosted Coffee just as much when they’re seeking a delicious, light treat,” she said.

The 240-calorie drink is available in a small (14-ounce) and large (20-ounce) servings, starting at $2.69.

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