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Every Dairy Queen category with typical national-average pricing. Tap a category to jump straight to it.
This page tracks 83 items across 12 categories, checked and updated on a recurring schedule rather than left to go stale. Prices average about $6.89, ranging from the Kiddie Cone at $1.49 up to the Sheet Cake (Classic) at $37.99. Every number here traces back to the same research behind the deep-dive posts linked throughout this page, not a separate, disconnected price list.
🍨 Blizzard Treats
DQ soft serve blended with mix-ins, served upside down. Core flavors below; seasonal flavors rotate throughout the year.
The everyday size for most flavors, thick enough to survive the upside-down test.
DQ's #1 Blizzard flavor for decades running — crumbled Oreo cookies blended into vanilla soft serve.
Rich peanut butter cup pieces blended through creamy soft serve — the long-running #2 seller.
Chunks of real cookie dough folded into vanilla soft serve.
Colorful candy shell pieces blended in for crunch in every bite.
Pecans, caramel, and fudge — DQ's take on the classic turtle candy.
Crunchy Butterfinger pieces swirled through soft serve — one of the lighter permanent flavors.
Chocolate, caramel, peanuts, and nougat blended into a Blizzard.
Chocolate soft serve, brownie pieces, and cocoa fudge — the heaviest option on the board, for serious chocolate fans.
Any flavor, sized up — for sharing, or not.
A warm fudge-, caramel-, or fruit-filled center hidden inside, about $1 more than the standard size.
🍧 Classic Treats
Cones, sundaes, parfaits, shakes, and the frozen novelty case.
Vanilla, chocolate, or twist, dipped or plain.
Soft serve layered with warm fudge.
Soft serve, hot fudge, and Spanish peanuts, layered in a cup.
Three scoops, banana, three toppings, whipped cream.
Hand-blended shake with malt powder mixed in.
DQ's original 1955 frozen treat bar, still a novelty-case staple.
Made with coconut cream instead of dairy soft serve — a dairy-free, gluten-free option on the treat menu.
Soft serve, peanuts, and fudge over a cookie crust, frozen solid.
Vanilla soft serve between two chocolate wafers.
🍔 Stackburgers & Sandwiches
DQ's Signature Stackburger lineup, flame-grilled classics, chicken sandwiches, and hot dogs.
DQ's most basic build, done simply — no Stackburger branding, just a plain patty.
The budget-friendly classic, one step up from the plain hamburger.
DQ's flagship Stackburger — beef patty, American cheese, ketchup, mustard, pickles, and onion on a toasted bun.
Two slices of melted cheese with ketchup, onion, pickles, and mustard, stacked on a toasted bun.
Applewood smoked bacon and two melty cheeses on the signature toasted Stackburger bun.
House-made ranch, Honey BBQ sauce, crispy onion rings, bacon, and two cheeses — the most loaded Stackburger.
Jalapeno bacon and fiery FlameThrower sauce with Pepper Jack — DQ's spiciest burger.
Breaded, fried white-meat chicken breast.
The lighter option, flame-grilled instead of fried.
Crispy white-meat chicken tossed in FlameThrower sauce on a toasted bun — part of DQ's newer Swicy lineup.
A DQ original, simple and quick.
An all-beef hot dog topped with chili and melted cheese sauce.
Battered and fried, cheese-filled.
🍗 Chicken Strip Baskets
Crispy white-meat strips with fries, Texas toast, and a dipping sauce — classic and sauced-and-tossed.
Strips, fries, Texas toast, and gravy.
The step-up size, same sides.
Built for sharing, or a very hungry solo order.
Chicken strips tossed in a sweet, smoky honey BBQ glaze, with fries, Texas toast, and dipping sauce.
A newer sauced-and-tossed flavor — sweet chili glaze over crispy white-meat strips.
Chicken strips tossed in fiery FlameThrower sauce, served with a vanilla soft-serve dipping cup — part of DQ's Swicy menu.
🥗 Salads
A lighter alternative to the fried and grilled mains, built around the same chicken strips.
Crispy chicken strips over lettuce with cheese, tomato, and your choice of dressing.
The lighter option — grilled chicken breast over fresh greens.
🍟 Snacks & Sides
Round out any order — the classic fried sides plus a couple of newer additions.
The classic side, small size.
The classic side, large size.
Crispy battered onion rings.
Breaded, fried cheese curds — a newer addition to the DQ sides lineup.
Warm pretzel sticks served with a side of warm queso for dipping.
🔥 Deals & Combos
Value picks and app-only promos. These rotate more often than the rest of the board, so treat dates and terms as illustrative.
A Stackburger, chicken sandwich, or 3 pc. chicken strip basket, small fries, and a small drink.
Pick two from a rotating list of value-menu items.
Buy any Blizzard in the DQ app, get a second of equal or lesser value for 99 cents. Dates and eligible flavors change — check the app for current terms.
🥤 Drinks
DQ's drink board goes further than most people expect — shakes, frozen coffee, and a newer lemonade lineup.
Frozen coffee drink blended with soft serve.
Cherry, lemon-lime, blue raspberry, or strawberry kiwi.
The classic orange-vanilla smoothie, made with real orange juice.
Hand-spun DQ soft serve blended into a thick shake, topped with whipped topping.
Hand-spun DQ soft serve blended into a thick shake, topped with whipped topping.
Hand-spun DQ soft serve blended into a thick shake, topped with whipped topping.
The classic hand-spun shake.
The classic hand-spun shake.
The classic hand-spun shake.
Hand-spun with real strawberry flavor.
Hand-spun with real strawberry flavor.
Hand-spun with real strawberry flavor.
Sparkling water and real lemonade — part of DQ's newer Swicy menu drinks.
DQ soft serve blended with Misty Slush for a bright, creamy frozen drink.
🎂 DQ® Cakes
Order at least 24-48 hours ahead for custom decorating.
Layers of soft serve, fudge crunch, and cake. Serves 8-10.
The larger round size. Serves 12-16.
The size for bigger groups — office parties, graduations, larger gatherings. Serves 20-25.
The Oreo Blizzard flavor built into cake form, with real Oreo pieces through the top layer. Serves 8-10.
The Reese's Blizzard flavor built into cake form. Serves 8-10.
Vanilla and chocolate soft serve with a fudge and crunch center, in a heart-shaped mold. Mainly available around Valentine's Day. Serves 10-12.
A mini spin on the Fudge and Crunch Cake, in individual cupcake form. Availability varies by location, some stores keep them in rotation, others make them on request.
👶 Kids' Meals
Includes a side, a drink, and a vanilla cone to finish.
A cheeseburger, side, drink, and cone.
Two strips, a side, drink, and cone.
A hot dog, side, drink, and cone.
A small-scale soft serve cone, sold on its own.
🌮 Tex-Mex Menu
A regional lineup found mainly at Texas locations. Call ahead to confirm.
Seasoned beef, lettuce, cheese, and salsa over crisp tortilla strips.
The lighter version of the taco salad.
The biggest plate on the menu, built for splitting.
Prices shown are national-average estimates for planning purposes and vary by franchise location. Confirm current pricing on the DQ app or in-store before ordering.
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Protein, carbs, and fat are estimated from calories using typical profiles per food category — not verified nutrition-facts-label data.
Frequently asked questions
How much is a Blizzard at Dairy Queen?
Blizzard prices range from about $3.49 to $6.49 depending on size, with most Medium Blizzards running around $5.29. See the full size-by-size breakdown in the Blizzard Treats section above.
How much is a Dairy Queen cake?
DQ Cakes range from about $6.00 to $37.99 depending on size and style, with an 8-inch round cake typically serving 8-10 people. See current prices for every size in the DQ Cakes section above.
What is the average price of a Dairy Queen menu item?
Across the 83 items tracked on this page, the average price is about $6.89. Prices range from $1.49 (Kiddie Cone) to $37.99 (Sheet Cake (Classic)).
Does Dairy Queen have the same menu at every location?
No. Dairy Queen is almost entirely franchisee-owned, so prices vary by location, and some items (like the Tex-Mex menu or breakfast) are only available at specific locations or formats. See the location types guide for details.
Luis Brian
Luis maintains this guide: compiling prices from public menu boards, ordering apps, and reader reports, then spot-checking the board on a regular schedule. Spot something that looks off? The correction process is on the about page, and reports get reviewed promptly.