#8 : Dairy Queen’s Blizzard Treat

For as long as I can remember, every time I went to Dairy Queen, I would order a Blizzard. What a great idea, soft serve ice cream blended with the best candies and cookies the world has to offer. The name Blizzard was used by DQ since the 1950′s, but it wasn’t for another 35 years that it became the Blizzard as we know it. After many trials, the construction of a hardier high powered mixer, and a lot of luck, on May 2nd of 1985 the Blizzard made its debut. The original toppings offered in this delectable treat? Heath candy bars (think skor and butterfingers) Oreo Cookies, M&M’s, and Mars Bar.

Really, there is no recipe for one of these. Perhaps hop in the car and drive to your closest Dairy Queen. But making it at home (ice cream, favourite treats, blender) is just not the same. Just be sure to enjoy this kind of treat after a good day’s grilling!

Happy Grilling!

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