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Dairy Queen Menu DAIRY QUEEN MENU CONES DRINKS LARGE MEDIUM SMALL Pepsi, Diet Pepsi, Mountain Dew, Pink Lemonade, Root Beer, 2.59 2.29 1.99 Sierra Mist, Diet Sierra Mist, Raspberry Tea Dipped Cones 2.19 1.99 1.69 Chocolate, Cherry, Butterscotch or Krunch ARCTIC RUSH 2.89 2.59 2.29 Cherry, Grape, Lime, Blue Raspberry, Strawberry Kiwi SUNDAES XL 2.39 LG 1.99 MD 1.79 SM 1.59 LARGE MEDIUM SMALL FLOATS MOOLATTÉ 3.19 2.79 2.49 Soda Pop & Arctic Rush Cappuccino, Mocha, See Starred Malt Flavors (Below) for Available Sundae Toppings LARGE MEDIUM SMALL French Vanilla, Caramel Chopped Peanuts .30 Whipped Topping .30 Pecans .50 3.39 2.99 2.49 LARGE MEDIUM SMALL 4.39 3.89 3.49 MALTS - SHAKES FROZEN HOT XL 4.19 LG 3.39 MD 2.99 SM 2.69 CHOCOLATE LEMONADE CHILLERS Double Fudge, Caramel, Lemon, Strawberry, Raspberry BANANA (Real) #HOT FUDGE #RED RASPBERRY Peanut Butter LARGE MEDIUM SMALL #BLUEBERRY #MARSHMALLOW ROOT BEER LARGE MEDIUM SMALL 2.79 2.39 1.99 #CARAMEL #MINT #STRAWBERRY 3.89 3.39 2.99 #CHERRY #PEANUT VANILLA #CHOCOLATE BUTTER #TURTLE ORANGE JULIUS CHOCOLATE PEPSI 75¢ Extra CHIP Orange, Strawberry, Strawberry Banana, #PINEAPPLE ADDED TOPPING #COCOA FUDGE 50¢ Extra Triple Berry, Mango Pineapple ROYAL SHAKES ORIGINAL Oreo, Caramel Cheesequake, Mint Chip LARGE MEDIUM SMALL XL 4.49 LG 3.99 MD 3.49 SM 2.99 3.79 3.29 2.79 FREEZER TREATS PREMIUM FRUIT SMOOTHIE 1.19 Each - 10 for $9.79 LARGE MEDIUM SMALL Mix or Match 3.99 3.49 2.99 DILLY BARS - Chocolate, Cherry, Butterscotch, Heath, Mint dipped in Chocolate ROYAL TREATS D.Q. SANDWICHES - Chocolate, Vanilla BROWNIE EARTHQUAKE ........................................ 3.79 D.Q. STAR KISSES - Cherry, Red White & Blue Stripe BANANA SPLIT ..................................................................3.79 Non-Fat FUDGE BARS (No Sugar Added) PEANUT BUSTER PARFAIT............................................3.79 BUSTER BARS PEANUT BUTTER BASH...............................................3.59 1.79 Each - 6 for $9.49 WAFFLE BOWL.............................................................. 3.89 1 Quart - $3.99 2 Quart - $6.99 4 Quart - $13.49 “TURTLE” “FUDGE BROWNIE TEMPTATION” “CHOCOLATE DIPPED STRAWBERRY” . FROZEN CAKES AVAILABLE WAFFLE CONE................................................................. 2.79 BLIZZARD 4.29 3.69 3.19 Mini 2.59 BANANA CREAM PIE CHOC DIPPED STRAWBERRY “HEATH” “OREO” COOKIE BANANA SPLIT CHOCO CHERRY LOVE “M&M’S” “REESE’S PEANUT BUTTER CUP” BERRY CHEESEQUAKE CHOCOLATE FRENCH SILK PIE MIDNIGHT TRUFFLE “SNICKERS” “BUTTERFINGERS” CHOCOLATE XTREME MINT “OREO” TROPICAL CHOC CHIP COOKIE DOUGH HAWAIIAN MUD FUDGE TURTLE PECAN CLUSTER XTRA STUFF .50 HOT FOOD Combo Special POPCORN HOME MADE HOT BEEF ................3.19 5.88* HOME MADE BAR-B-QUE...............2.69 5.38* TURKEY EXECUTIVE ........................3.29 5.98* HAM N’ CHEESE................................3.19 5.88* FOOT-LONG HOT DOG..................2.89 5.58* ......................... TM CHILI ........................ .99 *Combos includes Famous Pop Corn CHEESE .............................................35 12oz. malt or shake (Save $1.09), and bag of chips HOT DOGS (Regular)........................1.49 or popcorn. PARTY CRASHER CHILI ..................................................49 Substitutions are 10.29 CHEESE .............................................25 available. KIDS MEAL ...........................................................3.89 PARTY BAG Includes regular size hot dog, popcorn or potato chips, 5.19 junior beverage and a D.Q. Treat (Save $1.19) POTATO CHIPS..................................1.09 4.09 3.19 1.89 1.09 SOUP 10oz. BOWL(Seasonal) .........2.19 Butter... .20 .40 .60 .80 Extra.
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