Dairy Queen's Holiday Blizzard Menu Includes 2 Returning Favorites (Exclusive)

The festive treats will be available starting Nov. 27

Dairy Queen is ringing in the holiday season.

Starting Nov. 27, the ice cream chain is dropping their holiday Blizzard menu, PEOPLE can exclusively announce.

The festive finds will feature two returning fan favorite options: the frosted sugar cookie Blizzard and the candy cane chill Blizzard.

The sugar cookie treat is made of soft sugar cookie pieces, icing and sprinkles all blended with soft serve ice cream.

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For a more minty offering, the candy cane chill Blizzard mixes together peppermint candy pieces, chocolate chunks and soft serve ice cream.

Both options are available for a limited time at participating locations.

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In August, DQ announced their fall Blizzards.

The two most fall-forward flavors were the pumpkin pie Blizzard and snickerdoodle cookie dough Blizzard. The pumpkin pie Blizzard is made of real pumpkin pie pieces blended with vanilla soft serve and finished off with whipped cream and a sprinkle of nutmeg.

The snickerdoodle cookie dough Blizzard was another fan favorite choice and blends snickerdoodle cookie dough pieces and cinnamon sugar.

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Other returning blended treats included a caramel fudge cheesecake Blizzard — which features cheesecake pieces and chocolate-covered caramel pieces — and the choco dipped strawberry Blizzard — which has strawberry and chocolate chunks.

Last but not least was the newest addition to the DQ menu: the royal Reese’s fluffernutter Blizzard.

This new dessert combines Reese’s peanut butter cups and peanut butter swirls with vanilla soft serve. The treat then gets a marshmallow core, making each spoonful taste like a nostalgic fluffernutter sandwich.

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