Kroger to give away free ice cream pints

DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — To kick off the start of summer, Kroger is giving away a sweet treat – and a lot of them.
Starting at noon on June 20, individuals can score a coupon for a free Kroger Brand ice cream pint at the retailer. Kroger said 92,000 pints will be given away.
The freebie is to recognize the company's four new flavors:
Italian Style Summer Fizz
Fireside Nights
Poolside Tan Lines
Sandy Shores
Customers who receive the coupon don't have to use them on the new flavors, as the coupon is valid on other Kroger Brand ice cream pints too.
When the time arrives, you can grab a digital coupon here while supplies last. The coupon will be valid through July 4.
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