Dairy Queen Has 85-Cent Blizzards for 2 Weeks Just in Time to Try Their Summer Menu

The only thing sweeter than a Blizzard? An 85-cent Blizzard!

Dairy Queen is selling its beloved frozen treats for 85 cents in a sweet steal honoring the fast food spot’s 85th anniversary.

Reward members can score the near-freebie with a minimum purchase of $1 with the in-app deal, available from Monday, March 24 through Tuesday, April 6. Any and all flavors are eligible for the small-sized Blizzard discount, which is limited to one per customer. Best of all, DQ is rolling out its summer Blizzard menu just in time for the celebratory discount.

Starting on Monday, March 31, customers can get a taste of summertime with new and returning flavors.

Kicking off the newbies is the mixing bowl mashup Blizzard. It’s made with brownie batter and chocolate chip cookie dough blended with soft serve ice cream.

The dipped strawberry cheesecake Blizzard is also new to fans. This treat combines cheesecake pieces, chocolate chunks, strawberry topping and soft serve ice cream.

The confetti cake Blizzard and cotton candy Blizzard are familiar favorites. The former is a blend of cake pieces and sprinkles with vanilla soft serve. The latter adds cotton candy topping and cotton candy sprinkles to soft serve ice cream.

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Last but certainly not least is the fan-selected s’mores Blizzard, which blends marshmallow-filled chocolate bars and graham crackers with vanilla soft serve.

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Back in December, customers were asked to vote on which Blizzard flavor they would like to make a comeback. They were asked to choose between three Blizzard flavors that had been placed in the "DQ Freezer," the brand's metaphorical spot for retired flavors: S'mores, Georgia Mud Fudge or Cappuccino Heath.

The s’mores Blizzard, first available in 2013, came out on top.

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