Dairy Queen Introduces 5 Gallon 'Blizzard Treat Bucket'

Dairy Queen restaurants in Texas, including Victoria, are introducing "The Blizzard Treat Bucket." This new creation is a whopping 5 gallons of ice cream, which gives a new meaning to Texas-sized indulgence..

The new option will be available for a limited time. So for now, here are your options for a blizzard at Dairy Queen.

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In a press release, Lou Romanus, CEO of the Texas Dairy Queen Operators, shares the following statement.

“The Blizzard Treat Bucket is our way of celebrating Texas pride while having some fun with the idea that maybe everything really should be bigger in Texas.”

Dairy Queen also debuts summer flavors.

Dairy Queen already has buzz on going with it's upcoming Summer flavors. Here is a sneak peak, thanks to TikTok.

@memetalk66 Dairy Queen is making me feel all warm with the 2026 Summer Blizzard menu dropping March 30th! They're kicking it off with three Blizzards including a returning favorite! Check out the lineup: Cotton Candy: Cotton candy sprinkles blended with our world-famous vanilla soft serve S'mores: Marshmallow filled chocolate bars and graham blended with our world-famous vanilla soft NEW Strawberry Angel Food Cake: Light and fluffy angel food cake pieces and strawberries blended with our world-famous soft serve and garnished with whipped topping. These all drop March 30th and then in April we're getting some more Blizzard and dipped cone options - DQ is about to have a legendary year in 2026! #dairyqueen #blizzard #dqblizzard #icecream #smores ♬ original sound - MemeTalk66

We are very fortunate to have 3 Dairy Queens in Victoria, but they are all on the South side of town. Dairy Queen, we need a location in North Victoria. Let's see if that gets their attention.

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