20 Facts You Probably Didn't Know About Dairy Queen
You may have frequented Dairy Queen more times than you'd like to admit, but you still may not know these facts about your favorite ice cream chain.
It was a soft serve store that offered a 10 cent all-you-can-eat sale.
Jack "Grandpa" McCullough said that DQ's soft serve was the queen of dairy products.
Gwen Stefani and her band mates worked at a DQ and discussed forming the band there.
The recipe is kept in a safe deposit box with only a few keys.
More than 175 million Blizzards sold in the first year.Â
A braiser is another word for a hot grill.
He once asked staff members at the Four Seasons in New York to get him some Dairy Queen.
The Breeze was a lower-calorie Blizzard that was made from frozen yogurt. It wasn't successful and was pulled from the menu.
Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban suggested that the NBA's Head of Officiating was incapable of managing a Dairy Queen.
It has to contain 10% butterfat to be considered ice cream and only contains 5%.
People felt that the name of the product closely resembled the slur "mulatto," but it wasn't enough to get it pulled from the menu.
The character was featured on 5 foot weathervanes outside of most stores but most have been taken down.
It was constructed in Toronto and weighed more than 10 tons.
It was a large truck that stopped in 25 U.S. cities to pass out free mini Blizzards and free coupons.
In won a Guinness World Record.