A Blizzard is one of the many undeniable treats you can get from Dairy Queen. A personally customizable ice cream treat with all the imaginable mix-ins you want? Sign me up for one any day! It was always a fun summer treat for my family to stop by a local and a creamy frozen treat. I personally always went for an Orange Julius, but now I live in an area without many Dairy Queen locations so it's not so easy to quench my occasional craving.
It doesn't help that . I know I am not the only one missing their Dairy Queen favorites because there are many articles online of different people trying to figure out the secret to making their favorite Blizzard combination at home. While there are many modes of making a Blizzard at home with a combination of vanilla ice cream and toppings, the secret to a Blizzard that passes the flip test is another ingredient living in your freezer: a little bit of Cool-Whip! Use Cool-Whip for that DQ taste Although a mixture of ice cream blended up with your favorite toppings like Oreos, Reese's Peanut Butter Cups, or Heath Bars will give you something approximate to a Blizzard; you will likely end up with something more like a thick milkshake or .
I wouldn't want to try to do the flip test with that and risk melted ice cream all over the kitchen. Cutting the ice cream with Cool-Whip gives you the thick texture of a Blizzard right out of the Dairy Queen window, but it also lends the creamy flavor that tastes nearly identical to that of a real Blizzard..
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