Dairy Queen Blizzard deal.

[Vulcan2422]

Well since CAG has helped me expand my library of games and what not i thought it was time i posted a deal. If you join the Dairy Queen Blizzard Club you get a free coupon for Buy one Blizzard get one free. Not a bad deal if you got kids or just feel like Pigging out. Gotta sign up for the Blizzard club and the coupon is sent to you through e-mai. Here is the link.

http://www.blizzardfanclub.com/contest/joinform.cfm

 

[Arlss]

i eat teh icecream

 

[nasum]

but it's like 10 degrees out right now!! when does the coupon expire?

 

[Demolition Man]

Don't be silly. Blizzards are teh great even in 10 degrees.

 

[soxfan30]

yeah really, eating ice cream at 10 degrees guarantees the ice cream won't melt. What more could you ask for?

 

[CocheseUGA]

[quote name='soxfan30']yeah really, eating ice cream at 10 degrees guarantees the ice cream won't melt. [/QUOTE]

Fact: Ice cubes melt faster in cold running water than a 350F oven.

Thanks for the link.

 

[The Shiznit]

Thanks Vulcan. I'm all over this.

 

[Mookyjooky]

My cat's name is blizzard.

 

[Graystone]

All my local DQ's are closed for the season. We have snow on the ground out here. I don't think anyone is eating ice cream even if they could.

 

[argyle]

[quote name='CocheseUGA']Fact: Ice cubes melt faster in cold running water than a 350F oven.

Thanks for the link.[/QUOTE]

Then don't hold your Blizzard under running water. Problem solved!

It's always hot in 'Bama, so thanks for the link.

 

[munch]

I am now signed up. That's one for me and for. . . . me!

 

[David85]

You are suoopsed to store ice cream at 20-22 degrees F.

I want free ice cream!

 

[Vulcan2422]

No problem guys. Im not sure when the coupon expires exactly. But all the DQ's in PA are still open all season long. I know the wife loves em. Me not much so...im more of the Slush Puppy Fan.

 

[Dang]

Cool, thanks OP.

 

[soxfan30]

I'm just confused now. Why would you ever pour running water over your ice cream? Also, ice cream does not have the same characteristics as ice cubes I believe.