Froster

Froster is a type of frozen beverage that is commonly found in convenience stores and gas stations. The beverage is typically dispensed from a machine that keeps it at a slushy consistency. Frosters are popular for their wide variety of flavors and the ability for customers to mix and match to create their own unique beverage.

History

The Froster brand was first introduced in the late 20th century as a way to provide a refreshing, cold beverage option for customers on the go. The brand quickly gained popularity due to its unique flavors and the novelty of the slushy consistency.

Product Description

A Froster is a type of slush drink that is made by freezing a flavored liquid and then agitating it to create a slushy consistency. The beverage is dispensed from a machine that keeps it at the perfect temperature and consistency. Frosters come in a variety of flavors, including traditional options like cola and cherry, as well as more unique options like blue raspberry and mango.

Popularity

Frosters have become a popular choice for a refreshing beverage, especially during the hot summer months. The ability for customers to create their own unique flavor combinations by mixing different options together has also contributed to the popularity of the brand.

See Also

• Slush drink
• Convenience store
• Gas station