Best and worse blizzard at the Dairy Queen
Is there a dessert more appointed than the blizzard? As in, having the potential to become completely Freakin 'out of control.
The dessert of the ice cream with mild servers has a number of potential nutritional traps, the multitude of options for mix-ins (including oreo cookies, M & MS, brownies and various candy bars, But not yet, the cooking sink) at the range of sizes, from the new 6 ounce mini at the 600-plus-gram. With regard to calories and fats, some varieties are less like the cone of the conventional DQ (140 calorie) vanilla and closer to a large mac mixed. So when you face the sweet vacation menu, get ready.
Eating this!
Banana split blizzard, small, 297 g
Not that!
Brownie Cookie Dough Blizzard, Grand, 624 g
Do not consider that inexplicably high protein has a silver lining in a large cup of Brownie cookie dough. You should be a professional athlete to justify the shovel of this swimming of the snow: three and a half hours of swimming at the track burnly burned these calories, identical to three great macs or two double shifts with cheese. The split flavor of banana is the lowest-calorie option, the least fat of all sizes. But be warned: the large fixed clocks at 780 calories, or identical to the 1 and a half DQ bacon cheeseburgers, so stick to a small to avoid a food snowpocalypse. Also acts a "special" temporary flavor, Candy Blizzard cotton, which has been reported this spring, because it is a favorite of the customer. We are not fans: it packs a terrifying of 2 020 calories and 49 grams of fat in a large portion.
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