Hot Dog on a Stick Heads to the Tropics with All-New Dragon Fruit Lemonade

Hot Dog on a Stick has introduced an all-new Dragon Fruit Lemonade, available through June 30 at participating locations.

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Hot Dog on a Stick Heads to the Tropics with All-New Dragon Fruit Lemonade

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Hot Dog on a Stick has introduced a new Dragon Fruit Lemonade, available through June 30 at participating locations. The brand, owned by FAT Brands, is known for its high-quality drink offerings and has grown into a cultural phenomenon since its founding in 1946.

FAT Brands’ Hot Dog on a Stick is adding a sweet touch to its menu with the all-new Dragon Fruit Lemonade, available starting today through June 30 at participating locations.

The Dragon Fruit Lemonade’s refreshing taste is a symphony of sweet, tangy flavors made fresh each day using Hot Dog on Stick’s hand-stomping method. The bright and fruity beverage is sure to be the perfect sip for spring, and as always, Hot Dog on a Stick’s new Dragon Fruit Lemonade is available both fresh and frozen.

“Hot Dog on a Stick is a bright and sunny brand, so it was only fitting to bring such a vibrant flavor to the menu for our fans as the weather warms up,” said Taylor Fischer, VP of Marketing of FAT Brands’ Fast Casual Division. “Our guests seek out Hot Dog on a Stick for our drink offerings made with only the highest quality ingredients. The all-new Dragon Fruit Lemonade certainly fits into this category and tastes as delicious as it looks!”

The first Hot Dog on a Stick opened in 1946 in Santa Monica, CA, situated on the famous Muscle Beach. Initially a food stand, the brand known for its trademark colors of red, white, and blue, with a splash of lemonade, has since grown into a cultural phenomenon. Greeted by smiling Hotdoggers, customers can enjoy fresh, hand-stomped lemonade and made-to-order Hot Dog on a Stick and Cheese on a Stick products.

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This story was originally published in Franchising.com on April 10, 2024. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.

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