Freddy’s is giving its seasonal menu a sweet-and-savory upgrade with the return of its popular French Onion Steakburger and three new desserts created with The Hershey Company. Available for a limited time, the lineup features familiar flavors such as peanut butter, chocolate, caramel, and toffee, all paired with Freddy’s signature frozen custard. Here’s what to know about the four additions arriving at participating locations.
Freddy’s French Onion Steakburger Returns After Fan Demand
Some menu items leave a lasting impression, and Freddy’s French Onion Steakburger is getting another chance to win over customers. The returning burger features two steakburger patties served on a toasted bun with melted Swiss cheese, grilled onions, crispy onions, and French Onion aioli. The combination brings together several textures and layers of savory flavor. Grilled onions provide sweetness and tenderness, while crispy onions add crunch. Swiss cheese contributes a creamy, mild taste, and the French Onion aioli gives the burger its distinctive finishing touch. Bringing back the item also gives customers who enjoyed its previous appearance another opportunity to order it. Its return is part of Freddy’s holiday menu update, which balances a familiar savory favorite with three new frozen custard desserts. The burger is available for a limited time beginning November 4 at participating locations.
Peanut Butter Blossom Cookie Concrete Combines Reese’s and Hershey’s
Holiday cookie inspiration is behind one of the most indulgent additions to Freddy’s seasonal dessert lineup. The Peanut Butter Blossom Cookie Concrete takes its cue from the familiar peanut butter blossom, a classic cookie often made with peanut butter dough and finished with a chocolate candy in the center. Freddy’s turns those flavors into a frozen custard treat by blending vanilla frozen custard with cookie dough and REESE’S Peanut Butter Sauce. HERSHEY’S Chocolate Chips provide the finishing touch, bringing chocolate into the mix without losing the peanut butter flavor that defines the original cookie. The combination gives customers a way to enjoy familiar holiday baking flavors in a chilled dessert rather than a traditional cookie. It also highlights the collaboration between Freddy’s and The Hershey Company, with recognizable confectionery brands featured directly in the recipe. For anyone who enjoys the combination of peanut butter and chocolate, this Concrete offers a seasonal alternative to an ordinary vanilla custard order.
HEATH Caramel Cheesecake Concrete Brings Toffee and Cheesecake Together
Caramel, cheesecake, and crunchy toffee come together in Freddy’s HEATH Caramel Cheesecake Concrete, another dessert created for the restaurant’s holiday collaboration with Hershey. The base is vanilla frozen custard, blended with cheesecake and caramel sauce before a double portion of HEATH Toffee adds its signature buttery crunch. Whipped cream and cinnamon streusel complete the dessert, bringing a soft topping and a little extra texture. Each ingredient plays a different role: the custard provides a creamy foundation, cheesecake adds a tangy richness, and caramel contributes sweetness. The toffee pieces offer a more pronounced crunch, making the dessert more interesting than a simple caramel-flavored frozen treat. Cinnamon streusel also gives it a seasonal touch without making it taste exactly like a traditional holiday pie. It is a particularly appealing choice for customers who enjoy layered desserts with contrasting textures and a mix of creamy, crunchy, and sweet elements.
HERSHEY’S Snowfall Sundae Adds Chocolate and Marshmallow to Frozen Custard
For customers who prefer a traditional sundae over a blended Concrete, Freddy’s HERSHEY’S Snowfall Sundae offers a straightforward combination of chocolate and marshmallow. It starts with the chain’s vanilla frozen custard, which is topped with HERSHEY’S Chocolate Sauce, marshmallow sauce, and HERSHEY’S Chocolate Chips. Whipped cream and a cherry finish the dessert, giving it the familiar look of a classic ice cream parlor sundae. The chocolate sauce brings a rich cocoa flavor, while the marshmallow topping adds sweetness and a softer texture. Chocolate chips provide another layer of chocolate, making this the most direct choice for customers who want a dessert centered on Hershey’s signature ingredient. The sundae also stands apart from the two new Concretes because its toppings remain layered over the custard rather than being blended throughout. It is part of Freddy’s limited-time Hershey partnership and is available at participating restaurants through January 5, 2027.
