Here's how you can get a Dairy Queen Blizzard for just 85 cents
Dairy Queen is marking 85 years in business by offering its famous Blizzards for just 85 cents.
The Minneapolis-based fast food chain is making the offer available for small Blizzards, which DQ members can get with a $1 purchase using the DQ app.
Customers must log in to their DQ Rewards account on the DQ Mobile App to obtain the reward, adding the 85-cent Blizzard option in the "Deals" section of the DQ app when making their order worth $1 or more.
The offer is available starting Monday, Mar. 24 and runs through Sunday, Apr. 6.
DQ is also launching its Summer Treats menu on Mar. 31, which includes the return of the S'Mores Blizzard. Here's the lineup, as described by DQ:
Mixing Bowl Mashup Blizzard Treat: A sweet mix of brownie batter and chocolate chip cookie dough swirled into world-famous DQ soft serve.
Dipped Strawberry Cheesecake Blizzard Treat: Creamy cheesecake pieces, choco chunks, strawberry topping, and soft serve combine for a decadent summer bite.
S'mores Blizzard Treat: A campfire classic returns, packed with marshmallow-filled chocolate bars and graham cracker crunch.
Confetti Cake Blizzard Treat: A birthday-worthy treat featuring cake pieces, confetti sprinkles, and sweet vanilla soft serve.
Cotton Candy Blizzard Treat: A fan-favorite that delivers the perfect blend of cotton candy topping and colorful cotton candy sprinkles.
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