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Burger King Canada announced the launch of its two brand-new ice cream treats, the Oreo BK Blast and Smarties BK Blast on Twitter.
The ice cream treats consist of vanilla ice cream blended with sugary toppings, which seem similar to the McDonald's McFlurry or the Dairy Queen Blizzard.
The new desserts will be available at participating restaurants through “summer and beyond.”
Unlike the cylindrical stacks of crunchy fruit-flavored Smarties available in America, the Nestlé-brand Smarties featured in the Burger King dessert are candy-coated pieces of chocolate.
Both treats were listed for $2.99 at one Burger King store in Toronto, though prices may vary depending on the location.
Interested customers can find the desserts at participating restaurants across Canada through "summer and beyond," according to the announcement from Burger King Canada.
