Yummy deal! BOGO for .99 Blizzards! Yes please!

Posted on March 7, 2019 by Monica Reed

Dairy Queen is offering a buy one Blizzard, get one for 99 cents deal to its customers! Dairy Queen announced this sweet deal yesterday on its social media account.

You gotta hurry, this offer is only good for for the next ten days, until March 17.

I am the Buy One Get One for 99¢ BLIZZARD Treat Deal at DQ. So grab a BFF, BF, SO, or BAE ASAP. Because deals this delicious are LTO, AKA limited-time only. Now through March 17th. pic.twitter.com/vJi9qtBowC

— Dairy Queen (@DairyQueen) March 6, 2019

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