There are also an abundance of rotating seasonal flavors, each one for a particular month, which you can view on this site. I do not enjoy a blending of textures when one of them is so gooey, so I stay away from these, but if that is your style, I predict that you would enjoy the Royal Blizzards. Additionally, I think I avoid these because they remind me of the cupcakes that have a filling, which I very much dislike. I have never tried these flavors because they seem like they would be too much, and they violate my preference of avoiding actual baked goods in ice cream. The two flavors in this category are Royal New York Cheesecake, which has cheesecake pieces and graham in the Blizzard itself and a strawberry topping center, and Royal Ultimate Choco Brownie, which has brownie pieces, choco chunks, and cocoa fudge in the Blizzard itself, just like the regular Ultimate Choco Brownie, and then additionally a fudge center. The last year-round category that DQ offers is its Royal category, which is the normal Blizzard with a fudge or strawberry center inserted into it. Each candy provides something unique, so it is up to you to decide which one you want. Snickers caramel may be harder, and M&Ms always get a certain way when they are cold. Additionally, you have to think about the texture of these things when they are brought down to a somewhat freezing temperature.
For example, M&Ms comes with the candy coating crunch, while Oreos comes with the signature cookie crunch.
Most of these candies add a color or flavor to the soft serve, whether from their exterior chocolate or the colorful coating that comes with M&Ms.Īn important thing in these categories is the texture that comes with each individual flavor. These are all exactly as expected: small pieces of the candy mixed in with the DQ soft serve. This includes Oreo Cookie, Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup, Butterfinger, M&Ms, Heath, and Snickers. It accentuates the custard flavor, while the next category decreases its impact.Ĭandy Classics are the branded candy mix in flavors that Dairy Queen offers. It is also important to consider that the ice cream base is more custardy than most, which factors into these flavors’ appeal. I tend to lean away from them because I don’t like baked things in my custard (and I am a caramel hater), but most people don’t follow that. These are things you would find at a local bake sale, but are still valid flavors that have their own merits. Choco Brownie Extreme includes chewy brownie pieces, cocoa fudge, and chocolate chunks, making the base ice cream very fudgy. Turtle Pecan Cluster is made up of caramel, chocolate shavings, and pecan clusters mixed into the base, so the ice cream is caramely-tasting. Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough is mostly as expected, custard ice cream with cookie dough pieces mixed in, but it also includes some fudge mixed into the ice cream that adds some chocolatey flavor to the cream itself. This category includes three particular flavors: Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough, Turtle Pecan Cluster, and Choco Brownie Extreme. Signature Creations are the DQ originals, the flavors that are older in age but still fresh every time.
Let’s first take a look at what options are available at Dairy Queen.ĭQ sorts its flavor options into a few different categories. How do you know which flavor you should choose? For me, these are reliable, but they don’t work for everyone. I usually go for Dairy Queen because it has more options, but even so, I always get one of three: Reese’s, M&M, or Oreo. Dairy Queen is a master of variety, which can appeal to some, but deters others.
I am always craving a Blizzard, and I am hardly ever sure of what flavor to get. As soon as I hear the phrase, my mouth waters.
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