If you read through a Dairy Queen menu, you won't find the words "ice cream" anywhere. Cones, sundaes, Dilly Bars, Blizzards — no matter what, all the items say they are made with "soft serve ...

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.

Beloved DQ treats gone too soon—from Chipper Sandwiches to Treatzza Pizza, these frozen gems deserve a sweet comeback!

When the first Dairy Queen opened back in 1940, the restaurant served only soft serve ice cream. Within nine years, the shop expanded into malts and shakes.

The luscious menu item is made by blending DQ’s Misty slush base with cocoa fudge and ice cream, she says. While the ice cream chain is known for their Blizzards, the creator argues this is ...

Dairy Queen's Holiday Blizzard Menu Includes 2 Returning Favorites ... Starting Nov. 27, the ice cream chain is dropping their holiday Blizzard menu, PEOPLE can exclusively announce.

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Whether it's Dairy Queen's "cake in a cup" or an attempt to recreate our favorite of DQ's discontinued menu items, we always have time for ...

Dairy Queen fall blizzard menu. Pumpkin Pie Blizzard Treat: Real pumpkin pie pieces blended with soft-serve ice cream and garnished with whipped topping and nutmeg.; French Silk Pie Blizzard Treat ...

Dairy Queen unveiled a new churro-dipped cone, a St. Patrick's Day-inspired Under the Rainbow Shake, and a mint brownie Blizzard of the Month. Dairy Queen's new dipped ice cream cone is inspired ...