Dairy Queen Adds Peanut Butter Blossom Blizzard With Hershey's Mini Kisses on November 2

Dairy Queen will launch a Peanut Butter Blossom Blizzard Treat made with Hershey's Mini Kisses, cookie pieces and peanut butter topping on November 2 at participating U.S. locations. Yahoo reported the launch, which is part of the chain's Holiday Cookie Swap Blizzard Treat Collection.

Dairy Queen's Holiday Cookie Swap Collection

The Peanut Butter Blossom Blizzard combines Hershey's Mini Kisses, cookie pieces and peanut butter topping with Dairy Queen's signature soft serve. The flavor is a frozen version of the holiday cookie that pairs peanut butter with a chocolate candy pressed into the center.

The collection also brings back the Peppermint Bark Blizzard Treat, made with milk and white chocolatey layers and peppermint candy cane pieces. Both seasonal flavors will be available from November 2 through January 3 at participating U.S. locations.

Dairy Queen also said customers can upgrade its $8 Meal Deal to include a Blizzard Treat for an extra $2 for a limited time. The meal includes a choice of Chicken Strips or an Original Cheeseburger, regular fries, a beverage and a sundae, and the upgrade lets customers swap the sundae for any Blizzard Treat, including the new Peanut Butter Blossom flavor.

Hershey supplies the Mini Kisses for the new treat. Hershey raised prices by 11% in the third quarter of 2026 while sales volumes fell 10%, as cocoa costs and weaker demand weighed on the business, MarketScreener reported.

Dairy Queen's Friendsgiving Cupcake Offer

Dairy Queen is offering a Friendsgiving deal from November 2 through November 29, when customers can get two cupcakes for $6. Customers can sign up for DQ Rewards at DairyQueen.com or through the DQ mobile app to access the seasonal offers and other deals, according to Dairy Queen.

Dairy Queen's Earlier Fall Launches

Dairy Queen announced the holiday Blizzard collection on October 26, including the Peppermint Bark Blizzard and the new Peanut Butter Blossom Blizzard made with Hershey's Mini Kisses, Yahoo reported. The collection is limited-time and will be served nationwide.

Dairy Queen opened a new location in Webster along Highway 3 at the end of September, according to staff, Community Impact reported. The chain is known for its Blizzards, burgers and cakes.

Dairy Queen discontinued its Oreo Brownie Earthquake dessert, but fans can still order a similar treat called the Brownie and OREO Cupfection, introduced in 2019, Yahoo reported, according to akta.pro company records. A manager said the Cupfection, which uses chocolate syrup instead of hot fudge, is pretty much the same.