Kona Ice is rolling out a taste of autumn with a trio of new limited-time flavors that aim to capture the essence of the season. From September through November 2025, the brand’s fleet of brightly colored trucks will feature Scary Sugar Cookie, Raspberry White Chocolate, and Sweet Caramel Apple, each designed to bring a blend of nostalgia and novelty to customers across the country.
The Scary Sugar Cookie option delivers the rich taste of a buttery cookie enhanced with warm spices and a touch of vanilla, evoking memories of fresh baked treats. Raspberry White Chocolate offers a sharper contrast, pairing the tartness of raspberries with the creamy sweetness of white chocolate. Sweet Caramel Apple rounds out the menu, combining crisp green apple with smooth caramel for a flavor reminiscent of seasonal fairs and orchard visits.
Prices range from $3 to $10 depending on the size and location, making the treats an affordable indulgence for families. Kona Ice positions the offerings as a way to add seasonal excitement to its menu while encouraging people to embrace the coziness and comfort that fall flavors bring.
Tony Lamb, the company’s founder and chief executive, said the flavors are meant to reflect the spirit of the season. “Fall is all about flavors that feel nostalgic and cozy, and we wanted to bring that same spirit to Kona Ice,” he said.
The company’s reach extends well beyond its flavor innovations. Since its start in 2007 in Florence, Kentucky, Kona Ice has expanded to more than 1,900 trucks and nearly 3,000 points of sale across 49 states. Along the way, it has donated more than $200 million to schools, youth sports programs, and community organizations, underscoring its commitment to being more than just a mobile dessert brand.
For Kona Ice, seasonal launches are more than a marketing strategy. They create a sense of anticipation, drive local engagement, and strengthen the brand’s identity as a fun, community-centered experience. With these fall flavors available only for a limited time, the company is giving customers another reason to seek out their trucks before the season comes to a close.
