Here's how. To kick off the season, Kroger is giving away 50 pints of Kroger Brand ice cream for every minute of sunlight starting Thursday, June 20, for a total of 900 minutes and 45,000 pints.

Kroger is celebrating the summer solstice by giving away pints of ice cream at their supermarkets. Here’s how to claim yours Marina Watts is a Digital Writer, Music at PEOPLE. She has been ...

On Thursday, June 20, the longest day of sunlight of the year in the Northern Hemisphere and the first day of summer, Kroger is giving away 50 pints of free Kroger brand ice cream every minute ...

Ice cream lovers may melt over Kroger's summer solstice promotion as the grocer plans to give away 45,000 pints of its store-brand product on Thursday, June 20, 2024.

Kroger is giving away 45,000 pints of Kroger brand ice cream on Thursday, June 20 to celebrate the summer solstice. Here's how to get the deal.

To kick off the season, Kroger is giving away 50 pints of Kroger Brand ice cream for every minute of sunlight starting Thursday, June 20, for a total of 900 minutes and 45,000 pints.

That’s because Friday, June 20, is officially the start of summer in North America, and in celebration of that, grocery store giant Kroger is giving away 92,000 free pints of ice cream.

In honor of the new collection—and the summer equinox—Kroger is celebrating with a major giveaway: 92,000 pints of free ice cream on June 20, 2025.

Kroger is giving away 92,000 pints of free ice cream. Claim your coupon for a free pint online, and check out their new summer collection, while supplies last.

How to get free ice cream from Kroger To redeem the free ice cream, visit FreeKrogerIceCream.com to download a free digital coupon for one-time use on June 20.

Kroger is giving away 92,000 pints of free ice cream. Claim your coupon for a free pint online, and check out their new summer collection, while supplies last.

Kroger is giving away 92,000 pints of free ice cream. Claim your coupon for a free pint online, and check out their new summer collection, while supplies last.