Move over, Chipotle.
Ben & Jerry's has finally realized that almost everything from cats to tikka masala is better in burrito form, and the company is cashing in on the trend.
The company is releasing the "BRRR-ito," a treat that includes "two scoops of ice cream plus chocolate cookie crumbles and a fudge drizzle, all rolled up in a soft waffle wrap," according to the Ben & Jerry's website.
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The burrito will be available in Ben & Jerry's stores starting April 20, which seems like more than a coincidence, since a press release describes the snack as "sure to satisfy all of your munchie cravings."
And if, somehow, the idea of an ice cream burrito doesn't appeal to you, you might be more interested in Ben & Jerry's other upcoming venture: beer. Ben & Jerry's is teaming up with New Belgium Brewing to create the "Salted Caramel Brownie Brown Ale," which will be available this fall.
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