Dairy Queen Celebrates the Birth of Meghan and Harry's Son with 'Royal Baby Blizzards'

After the Duke and Duchess of Sussex shared the news of thebirth of their sonon Monday, Dairy Queen was quick to announce their own future monarch on Twitter. source: people.com

Dairy Queen Confirms They Are Discontinuing the Cherry Dipped Cone

Dairy Queen’s fan-favorite cherry dipped cone is no more. In a statement shared with PEOPLE, the ice cream brand confirmed that it will no longer be offered at local joints. “At this time, the Cherry Dipped Cone at Dairy Queen is being discontinued,” the statement read. However, there’s still hope for enthusiasts of the fruity flavor. “That said, DQ is always rotating our dipped cone flavors and Cherry Dipped Cones may return in the future.

Dairy Queen Debuts Cookie Jar Blizzard with Oreos, Cookie Dough Bites and Fudge

Dairy Queen just upped their Blizzard game.The popular soft serve ice cream and fast-food restaurant chain has been releasing limited-edition Blizzard flavors each month for well over a decade now (as over 4 million of its members in itsBlizzard of the Month fan clubsurely know), offering unique versions of their signature upside-downright thick treat.April’s debut, dubbed theOreo Cookie Jar Blizzard, blends vanilla soft serve with Oreo cookies, chocolate chip cookie dough balls and fudge, creating what the company joked on Instagram was a “cookie cartwheel.

Dairy Queen Drive-Thru Customers Spark 'Pay It Forward' Chain of Kindness Nearly 1,000 Cars Long

Dairy Queen.Photo: Alamy Nearly 1,000 customers at a Dairy Queen drive-thru in Minnesota took part in a kindness chain last weekend that lasted for two whole days. Tina Jensen, general manager of the Dairy Queen in Brainerd, told ABC affiliateKTRKit’s not unheard of for customers to pay for what the person behind them ordered as a random act of kindness. When that happens, employees will typically ask the customer whose order was paid for if they want to do the same, and at most, the chain will stretch for 15 to 20 cars before it breaks.

Dairy Queen Drops Their Holiday Blizzard Menu Including a New Frosted Sugar Cookie Blizzard

Photo: Dairy Queen It’s the most wonderful time of the year to grab aDairy Queen Blizzard! The ice cream chain just revealed the December flavors of the month and they scream holiday cheer. Dairy Queen’s new confection is the frosted sugar cookie Blizzard. Made with chewy sugar cookie bites and icing mixed with festive sprinkles, the new frozen treat is blended with the chain’s soft serve. Themenu lineup— available at participating DQ restaurants through December — spotlights returning seasonal favorites, including the candy cane chill Blizzard, which is made with candy cane pieces, chocolate chunks, and vanilla soft serve.