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.

The soft vanilla or chocolate swirl, popularized by Dairy Queen and other franchises, just doesn't meet strict government ...

How to get a free Dairy Queen ice cream cone Dairy Queen customers can get one free small vanilla soft-serve cone "featuring the iconic DQ curl on top" at participating DQ locations nationwide ...

Christopher Sadowski Dairy Queen’s soft serve only contains 5% milk fat, meaning it doesn’t meet the fat requirement and therefore doesn’t fit the government’s definition of ice cream.

Dairy Queen's soft serve now qualifies as "reduced-fat ice cream," but that's still different from ice cream in the eyes of the government, which is still defined as having at least 10% milk fat.

The FDA guidelines mean that Dairy Queen’s various frozen treats can’t be classified as ice cream, explaining why the chain often opts for the term “soft serve” instead. While this might ...

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Though ice cream comes with specificity, the likes of Dairy Queen soft serve, gelato, and the rest of the creamy frozen dessert category prove that the quality and joy derived from the product ...