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National Root Beer Float Day: Get a free float at this Dunwoody ice cream shop

Get a free root beer float at Four Fat Cows.
Get a free root beer float at Four Fat Cows.
By Janani Rammohan
Aug 5, 2019

Ready to celebrate National Root Beer Float Day?

Four Fat Cows’ newest location in Dunwoody is helping you celebrate Aug. 6 with free floats. The first 200 attendees from 3-7 p.m. will receive a free small root beer float, no purchase necessary. Customers can also order coffee, gluten-free desserts and ice cream flavors like Caramel Turtle and Birthday Cake from the store’s regular menu.

2482 Jett Ferry Road, Suite 685, Dunwoody. 470-550-1881, fourfatcows.com/

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