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Concretes Jackhammer™ Sundaes CONCRETES ANDY’S ANYWHERE™ Small | Medium | Large Buy now, enjoy later! Perfect for a night at home, for celebrations or after the game. BootDaddy® Concrete Quarts and Pints Vanilla frozen custard blended with Oreo®, crème caramel and hot fudge. Your choice of vanilla or chocolate. Triple Chocolate Concrete Specialty Pint Flavors Chocolate frozen custard blended with chocolate chip cookie dough and melted chocolate chip. Chocolate-Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough, Mint Chocolate Chip, Hot Fudge Brownie, Bordeaux Cherry Chip or Butter Pecan. Ooey Gooey Concrete Quart Combo™ Vanilla frozen custard blended with Heath® Bar, crème caramel and almonds. (Serves 4-6) Vanilla or chocolate quart, plus two toppings of your choice. Snowmonster™ Concrete Andy’s Frozen Custard® Bars* Vanilla frozen custard blended with delicious strawberries and melted chocolate chip. Hand-dipped in milk chocolate. Hand-dipped in dark chocolate. Butter Pecan Concrete - Vanilla frozen custard - Chocolate frozen custard - Salted caramel frozen custard - Mint frozen custard Vanilla frozen custard blended with roasted pecans and butterscotch. - Coffee frozen custard Andy’s™ Custom Concrete Vanilla or chocolate frozen custard blended with the topping of your choice. CONES, MALTS & MORE ™ Golden Crisp Waffle Cone, Cone or Cup JACKHAMMER Scoops of Made Fresh Hourly™ vanilla, chocolate (or a combo) frozen custard. Small | Medium | Large Toppings not available on Cones or Cups James Brownie Funky Jackhammer™ Malts Vanilla frozen custard blended with creamy peanut butter and brownies, filled with hot fudge. Vanilla frozen custard blended with your favorite topping and malt powder. Rico Suave Jackhammer™ Old-Fashioned Freezes Vanilla frozen custard blended with roasted pecans and Oreo®, filled with hot fudge. Vanilla frozen custard blended with your favorite soda. Andy’s™ Custom Jackhammer™ Shakes Take your favorite one-topping concrete and fill the center with the topping of Vanilla or chocolate frozen custard blended with your favorite topping. your choice. Old-Fashioned Sodas Scoops of vanilla frozen custard with your choice of cherry, chocolate, raspberry, SUNDAES strawberry or key lime flavored syrup combined with seltzer. Regular | Large Zarlengo’s Italian Ice* Lemon, strawberry or raspberry lemonade flavor Italian ice tube. America’s Favorite Ozark Turtle Sundae Vanilla frozen custard covered with hot fudge, crème caramel, roasted pecans and Floats topped with a cherry. Scoops of vanilla frozen custard with your favorite soda poured over the top. The Original Straw-Ana Sundae Vanilla frozen custard covered with delicious strawberries and sliced bananas. TOPPINGS Not available on Cups or Cones Hot Fudge Sundae with Pecans Almonds Peanut Butter Vanilla frozen custard covered with hot fudge, roasted pecans and topped with Banana Peanut Butter Cups a cherry. Butterfinger® Peanuts Stolen Brownie Sundae™ Butterscotch Vanilla frozen custard and freshly baked brownie covered with hot fudge, roasted Cheesecake Roasted Pecans (For additional cost) pecans and topped with a cherry. Cherries Chocolate Syrup Pineapple Andy’s™ Custom Sundae Cookie Dough Pretzels Vanilla or chocolate frozen custard covered with your favorite topping and topped with Crème Caramel Raspberries a cherry. Crushed Nuts Reese’s Pieces® Golden Crisp Waffle Cone Sprinkles Andy’s™ Kids’ Sundae Pieces Strawberries Vanilla or chocolate frozen custard covered with your favorite topping. Heath® Bar Brownie Hot Fudge Espresso M&M’s® Key Lime Syrup SPLITS Marshmallow Crème Melted Andy’s™ Banana Split Oreo® Chocolate Chip Vanilla frozen custard and a whole banana covered with delicious strawberries, Mint Syrup Sundaes on available Not marshmallow crème, crushed nuts and topped with a cherry. Andy’s™ Turtle Split Vanilla frozen custard and a whole banana covered with hot fudge, crème caramel, roasted pecans and topped with a cherry. eatandys.com Nutritional information available upon request and online. *Not available at all locations. Join our YumSquad Loyalty program. Download app today..
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