Long live DQs, Blizzards and Dilly Bars: Here’s why they’re not going away in Texas
Yes, Dairy Queens vary widely by location. But some of the restaurants combine 80 years of history with new Texas spice.
Feeling mint to be: DQ’s Mint Oreo Blizzard swirls back just in time for St. Patrick’s Day
Get ready to taste the luck of the Irish! Starting February 24, Dairy Queen (DQ) restaurants across Texas are bringing back a ...
Large lakes produced snow flurries in North Texas. What is lake-effect snow?
Lake-effect snow develops from narrow bands of clouds that form when cold, dry arctic air passes over a large, relatively ...
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Shamrock Shake, Thin Mint Frosty among the minty flavors returning to fast food restaurants in March
The flavor forecast is minty for the month of March at many fast-food chains across the nation. On Thursday, Dairy Queen announced the return of its Mint Oreo Blizzard. The popular Shamrock ...
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Dairy Queen closing 25 locations in this state: See the full list
A Dairy Queen franchise owner is closing down 25 locations in Texas and auctioning off equipment and seating from 24 of those ...
'At least it doesn't melt': North Texas ice cream shop draws crowds on year's coldest day
"It feels like a blizzard," a young customer named Braden said, clutching his frozen treat at Tongue In Cheek Ice Cream in Richardson.
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The Classic Mint Oreo Blizzard Treat Is Coming Back To DQ Restaurants In Texas
BEDFORD, Texas (February 20, 2025) – Join the green wave across Texas as the Mint OREO® Blizzard® Treat makes its debut on February 24 and is only available at participating DQ restaurants in Texas ...
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Midland-Odessa, Texas – Your Favorite Blizzard Flavor Has Been Brought Back After 4 Years
Dairy Queen is known for its unique Blizzard flavors and for shaking things up in the sweet treat game. Dairy Queen decided to bring back this fan favorite after four years. Get into the St. Patty ...
Trump signs order aimed at ending federal benefits for some immigrants
President Donald Trump has signed an order aimed at ending federal benefits for people in the country illegally.
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Texas banned abortion. Then sepsis rates soared.
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