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Dairy Queen Soft Serve Info


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I used to work at Dairy Queen and I thought that y'all like to know that, even tho their soft serve is gluten-free, we used to practice making cones (that little DQ swirly thing is hard to master) and then dump the ice cream back into the machine. I don't know if all DQs do that, but you may want to ask to avoid CC.

--Heather

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I used to work at Dairy Queen and I thought that y'all like to know that, even tho their soft serve is gluten-free, we used to practice making cones (that little DQ swirly thing is hard to master) and then dump the ice cream back into the machine. I don't know if all DQs do that, but you may want to ask to avoid CC.

--Heather

oooh, shutter the thought! :o

I know that I will check with my local DQ!

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mamaw Community Regular

Is the hot fudge at dairy queen gluten-free? I've been told yes & no...

thanks

mamaw

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I used to work at Dairy Queen and I thought that y'all like to know that, even tho their soft serve is gluten-free, we used to practice making cones (that little DQ swirly thing is hard to master) and then dump the ice cream back into the machine. I don't know if all DQs do that, but you may want to ask to avoid CC.

--Heather

The one that I worked at did that, too. That was over 25 years ago . . . yes, I worked there when I was four . . . I was hoping they weren't doing that anymore!

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