Dairy Queen Oreo Blizzard: New Flavor Revealed!
- Dairy Queen is celebrating summer with returning favorites and new savory options.
- For those craving something other than sweets, Dairy Queen is introducing the Buffalo Sauced & Tossed chicken Strip Basket, offering a spicy and tangy flavor.
- The company is focusing on popular menu items and expanding both domestically and internationally.
Dairy Queen expands its menu, just in time for summer, with the revival of the Oreo Dirt Pie Blizzard! This isn’t all; their savory selections are getting a boost, too. Dairy Queen unveils a Buffalo Sauced & Tossed chicken Strip Basket, alongside a Honey BBQ version, perfect for those craving a bit of heat. American Dairy Queen is also expanding internationally, with a important presence in China, as reported by News Directory 3. The brand has a vast global reach and plans to open more restaurants. Curious about the new concepts and flavors? Discover what’s next …
Dairy Queen Expands Menu with Cotton Candy Blizzard, spicy Chicken
Updated june 20, 2025
Dairy Queen is celebrating summer with returning favorites and new savory options. The Oreo dirt Pie Blizzard Treat makes its comeback after three years.
For those craving something other than sweets, Dairy Queen is introducing the Buffalo Sauced & Tossed chicken Strip Basket, offering a spicy and tangy flavor. A Honey BBQ version is also available. Each basket includes four white meat chicken strips, fries, Texas toast, and a dipping sauce.
The company is focusing on popular menu items and expanding both domestically and internationally. Currently,American Dairy Queen Corporation has over 7,700 restaurants in more than 20 countries,with over 4,100 in the United States. The brand is also growing in China, with over 1,600 locations. Last year, the first “DQ Blizzard & Burgers” restaurants opened, featuring hot food alongside treats. There are currently three such restaurants in Shanghai, with plans to reach 180 locations by 2034.
Dairy Queen is also committed to using cage-free eggs globally by the end of 2025, requiring its suppliers to adhere to this standard.