The Dairy Queen menu is full of beloved frozen treats, including sundaes, blizzards, cones, and other sweets. However, none ...

It's true ... but that doesn't make it any less delicious. Here's what you need to know about Dairy Queen's soft serve.

Though the regulations and labeling changed, Dairy Queen’s recipe never did. Now Dairy Queen’s soft serve qualifies as ...

On July 31, Dairy Queen’s Miracle Treat Day donates $1+ from each Blizzard purchased to local children’s hospitals.

According to regulations set by the United States Department of Agriculture and the Food and Drug Administration, a product must contain at least 10% milk fat in order to qualify as ice cream.

Plenty of fast food restaurants offer dessert options, but if you're really craving ice cream, it's hard to beat Dairy Queen. The ice cream giant has been serving up its signature soft serve for ...

In 2015, Dairy Queen announced that the cherry-topped sundae was to be discontinued. The cherry-topped sundae dates back to the ice cream corporation's earliest roots, becoming a mainstay on menus ...

When DQ closed in 2024 and went up for sale, Hughes and his business partner bought the building and opened Sprinkles this ...

Dairy Queen's New Blizzard Flavor Leaked and It's an 'Immediate Yes' first appeared on Parade on Jul 28, 2025 This story was ...

Mets shortstop Francisco Lindor supported Dairy Queen for its 'Miracle Treat Day' on July 31, which will raise funds for ...

A nationwide ice cream shop is partnering with a nonprofit to support children’s health care needs. This Thursday only, Dairy ...