Baskin-Robbins and Trolli® Team Up to Drop This Summer’s Ultimate Flavor Adventure

CANTON, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 28, 2025--

Starting June 1, Baskin-Robbins® and Trolli®* are turning up the flavor with a new, limited-time, candy-inspired lineup that’s bold, nostalgic and seriously delicious. Summer break was all about the side quests – think sneaking Trolli Sour Brite Crawlers into the movies, racing bikes with your besties, finally saying two words to your crush. You knew how to live it up back then, and now you can again—thanks to some sweet and sour friends crawling into Baskin-Robbins® to help you re-live those epic days.

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Introducing Trolli Sour Blast, the June Flavor of the Month and Trolli’s first-ever ice cream collaboration with sour swirls. This limited-edition flavor brings back the bold, sweet and sour excitement of childhood summers in every bite. Inspired by the iconic Trolli Sour Brite Crawlers gummi candy, it’s a swirl of Trolli lime-flavored ice cream and orange flavored sherbet, finished with lime flavored swirls. It’s a candy joyride that packs a serious sour punch.

“Our new lineup is a tribute to the bold, playful spirit of summer,” said Nicole Boutwell, vice president of brand marketing & culinary for Baskin-Robbins. “We all remember those carefree moments—from grabbing candy at the corner store to hanging out with friends until the streetlights came on. The new limited-edition Trolli treats are a sweet way to reconnect with that energy and make new memories along the way.”

And the flavorful fun doesn’t stop there. Baskin-Robbins is introducing two more limited-time creations that bring even more sour Trolli magic to the menu:

Just like those long summer days, this line-up won’t last forever, so join the crawl and scoop it all—before it squiggles away. For more information and to find participating locations, visit www.baskinrobbins.com or the BR App.

*Trolli® is a trademark of Ferrara Candy Company, used with permission.

**OREO is a trademark of Mondēlez International group, used under license.

About Baskin-Robbins

Baskin-Robbins, founded in 1945, is the world’s largest chain of ice cream specialty shops, with more than 7,800 retail shops in 36 global markets. Baskin-Robbins is part of the Inspire Brands family of restaurants. For more information, visit BaskinRobbins.com and InspireBrands.com.

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JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — A man handed an illegal prison sentence years longer than the maximum penalty for his crime has been granted clemency by Mississippi's governor, weeks after the man's brother received clemency in a similar case.

Gov. Tate Reeves announced Wednesday that he was granting clemency to Maurice Taylor. The man's brother, Marcus Taylor, received clemency earlier this month from the governor for another illegal sentence.

In February 2015, both brothers accepted plea bargains and pled guilty to conspiracy to sell a Schedule III substance.

At the time, the maximum penalty for conspiracy to sell a Schedule III substance was five years. Yet Maurice Taylor was sentenced to 20 years in prison with five years suspended, and Marcus Taylor to 15 years.

“Like his brother, Maurice Taylor received a sentence more than three times longer than allowed under Mississippi law,” Reeves wrote in his announcement. “When justice is denied to even one Mississippian, it is denied to us all.”

In May, the Mississippi Court of Appeals had ruled that Marcus Taylor’s sentence was illegal, but did not commute his sentence because Taylor had missed the deadline to apply for post-conviction relief. After rehearing that case in November, the court reversed course and ordered his release.

In Wednesday's order, Reeves wrote that Maurice Taylor's post-conviction counsel contacted his office for the first time a few weeks ago, providing legal documents in his case. Maurice Taylor must be released within five days, according to Reeves’ order.

The Associated Press was not immediately able to identify and contact Maurice Taylor's post-conviction counsel.

The brothers are the only people to receive clemency from Reeves.

FILE - Republican Gov. Tate Reeves responds to a reporter's question during a news conference Tuesday, Nov. 1, 2022, in Jackson, Miss. (AP Photo/Rogelio V. Solis, File)