MILKSHAKES at a popular ice cream shop have become a little smaller.
Popular ice cream purveyor Cold Stone Creamery confirmed on Twitter that it no longer offers the largest size milkshake.
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The company said that the Gotta Have It size milkshake was discontinued in 2017.
One customer tweeted: "where’s the “Gotta Have It” size milkshake cup though?"
The company responded: "We used to have a Gotta Have It shake size until our beverages/shakes sizes changed around 2017, when we added an additional smaller size and discontinued the larger size.
"We're sorry we no longer have our Gotta Have It size available for you to enjoy. Thanks for being a fan!"
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While the milkshake and drinks may not be available in the large size, Cold Stone still offers a variety of sizes and flavors in its ice cream selection.
COLD STONE'S SELECTIONS
Cold Stone offers three different sizes for their ice creams.
The Like It size comes with approximately five ounces of ice cream, Love it comes with around eight ounces, and Gotta Have It comes with 12 ounces.
The sizes are estimated per cup.
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Sizes also don't include the toppings that customers put on.
Customers can add in several treats to personalize their desserts.
With the Create Your Own Creation option, dessert-goers can add fruit, nuts, candies, and other toppings.
Cold Stone also offers Signature Creations for customers looking to try brand-created recipes.
The company also has menus to appease people with food restrictions.
COLD STONE'S FOOD RESTRICTED OPTIONS
The creamery has plenty of options for several food restrictions.
The company has a Chocolate Almondmilk for vegan fans.
Sorbets also are lactose-free.
The ice creams are primarily eggless - though Cold Stone points out that the French Vanilla ice cream and some cones have egg products.
Cold Stone uses nuts in several ice cream flavors, so their premises are not nut-free.
"While we do our best to accommodate our customers’ special requests, we can’t guarantee with 100% confidence your product will be nut-free," the company states on its website.
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