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Spring has arrived in the Lone Star state and that can only mean one thing - Free Cone Day is back at DQ restaurants in Texas. On March 20, DQ fans can enjoy a free small vanilla cone at participating locations. Limit of one per person and while supplies.
“Signs that spring has arrived in Texas can be felt by the warm sun, appearance of bluebonnets in open fields, and Free Cone Day at DQ restaurants in Texas,” said Lou Romanus, CEO of Texas Dairy Queen Operators’ Council. “We love to welcome our biggest fans into our Lone Star restaurants and treat them to a delicious cone to build memories with their families.”
Fans are encouraged to show their cone eating style whether they like to lick, shape into a swirl, or bite into the delicious and creamy soft serve. Fans can share a photo enjoying Free Cone Day and tag @DairyQueenTX on Instagram and Twitter using “freeconeday.”
Throughout March, fans also can enjoy the Mint Brownie Blizzard Treat. World-famous DQ soft serve is blended with brownie pieces, choco chunks and cool mint and is a perfect choice to enjoy St. Patrick’s Day.
DQ fans of all ages can also enjoy the NEW Under the Rainbow shake available until the end of March, while supplies last. A mixture of magically fruity flavors and rainbow sprinkles, the Under the Rainbow shake is blended with creamy DQ vanilla soft serve and garnished with whipped topping and more rainbow sprinkles.
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