There is the complete Dairy Queen gluten free menu.
Dairy Queen doesn’t have a lot of options when it comes to dining gluten free mainly because they don’t offer a gluten free burger or hot dog bun.
That said, a majority of their desserts and Blizzards are gluten free.
Dairy Queen Gluten Free Menu
Here are all of the gluten free options available at Dairy Queen.
Treats
- Vanilla Soft Serve in a cup
- Chocolate Soft Serve in a cup
- DQ Fudge Bar
- DQVanilla
- Orange Bar
- Dilly Bars (Manufactured)
- Buster Bar (Store Made or Manufactured)
Blizzard Treats
When you are getting a Blizzard, please understand that the mixer is used for all flavors so there is a chance of cross contamination. So as a result, Dairy Queen urges you to request that the Dairy Queen crew clean the mixer prior to making your gluten free blizzard.
- Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup
- Butterfinger
- Heath
- M&M’s
- Banana Split
- Hawaiian
- Tropical
- Snickers
- Turtle Pecan Cluster
- Very Cherry Chip
Sundaes
- Caramel Sundae
- Chocolate Sundae
- Hot Fudge Sundae
- Peanut Butter Sundae
- Pineapple Sundae
- Strawberry Sundae
Shakes
- Banana Shake
- Caramel Shake
- Chocoalte Shake
- Hot Fudge Shake
- Peanut Butter Shake
- Strawberry Shake
- Vanilla Shake
MooLatte Frozen Beverages
- Caramel
- Mocha MooLatte
- Vanilla MooLatte
Misty Slush
- Mango Misty Freeze
- Mango Misty Slush
- Misty Freeze
- Misty Slush
Drinks
- Arctic Rush slush (all flavors)
- MooLatté frozen blended coffee drinks (vanilla, caramel, mocha)
- Shakes: Chocolate, Caramel, Hot Fudge, Marshmallow,and Strawberry
- All flavors of fountain soda
Food and Sides
Fried with foods containing gluten so cross-contamination exists.
- French Fries
- Chili Cheese Fries
- Grilled Chicken patty (ordered without bun)
- Hamburger patty (ordered without bun)
- GrillBurger patty (ordered without bun)
- Hot Dog frank (ordered without bun)
Kid’s Meal
- Applesauce
- Banana
- Fries
- Milk
- Hamburger (ordered without bun)
- Hot Dog (ordered without bun)
Dressing, Sauces, and Dips
- BBQ Dipping Sauce Cup
- Honey Mustard Dipping Sauce Cup
- House Made Hidden Valley Ranch Dipping Sauce Cup
- Kraft Fat Free Italian Dressing
- Kraft Honey Mustard Dressing
- Marzetti Dijon Honey Mustard
- Marzetti Light Italian Dressing
- Will BUffaor Dipping Sauce
- Zesty Queso Dipping Sauce
If this Dairy Queen gluten free menu was helpful or inaccurate, please let us know by leaving a comment below. Thank you!
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Linda Aguilar
List the condiments that are gluten free
Lisa
I also would like to know if the condiments are gluten free.
Tricia
Cross-contamination can be an issue, if you are sensitive. Sometimes they “recycle” ice cream. For instance, if they are training someone to make cones, they will practice and then scrape the ice cream from the cone back into the machine. Nothing wrong with the ice cream, but may have bits of cone in it.
glen
No they don’t do that they do it into a cup and then they do it down the drain and they never ever ever put any other ice cream back into the creamer
Megan
Also, when they mix the blizzards there is a chance of cross contamination. If they mix an ores blizzard before a m&m blizzard……
CORY PHILLIPS
i hada reaction last night afterceating a small blizzard heath went in to anafletic schock eyes turned red and started throughing up lasted all night today cantvget out of bed the bone pain is so bad? So, not worth it i wont do a blizzard ever again!
Celiac
Gluten allergies do not cause anaphylactic reactions. It’s a reaction in the intestines. Also the blizzards are blended with the same blenders regardless of added ingredients leaving a lot of room for cross contamination.
Kate
Celiac Disease causes an autoimmune reaction that damages the intestines, among other issues. A gluten allergy can cause anaphylaxis. They are 2 totally different things.
jayme
Sounds like an allergic reaction to something else not celiac that’s weird I have celiac must not be as bad as some others I eat all the basic ice cream don’t bother me just never put brownie bites or any crum topping obviously and if there is cross contamination is very small it won’t hurt most people..
LeAnne
Contamination can make my nephew severely bleed with just a small amount like a grain of sand!
Contamination is contamination… there is no other why to look at it. Your setting yourself up for a big lawsuit if you work at DQ and are think like that. Make sure you have all your facts right.
Jill
I used to work at a DQ, and we hand made the chocolate dilly bars and buster bars. To make them, they are dipped in the same hard coatings that ice cream cones are dipped in, so dilly and buster bars were definitely glutened. Unless your particular dairy queen ships in individually, plastic wrapped dilly bars and buster bars, it isn’t worth the risk. Additionally, blizzards, milk shakes, moolattes, arctic rushes, and basically anything that was blended was done using the same mixing machine, and even if you ask them to clean it beforehand at most they’re going to rinse the mixer with a cup of water or wipe it off with a dish rag used to wipe everything including counters covered in crumbs, etc (or at least thats how it was where i worked.) I personally will only eat the ice cream in a cup with the sundae toppings (blizzard candy toppings are dished out with spoons that are often mixed up and there is a huge risk for contamination with glutened toppings like truffle/brownie pieces.) Sorry to be a downer! I sure miss DQ blizzards and shakes
Adam Bryan
Debbie Downer or not, you’ve provided some great insight and information Jill. Greatly appreciated!
Mary
I currently work for Dairy Queen in East Windsor NJ and we have alot of people with nut allergies .. so many that we have a dedicated Blizzard Machine for anyone with a nut allergy to blend Blizzards or shakes. Any other allergies we sanitize the machine with a Brand new Towel and get the ingredients straight from the box that we receive them in. If someone with an allergy wants sprinkles we pour them from the carton they come in…. Each Dairy Queen is individually owned so you would have to check with your store and ask what their policy is. before ordering.
R
Exactly. I have worked at 4 different dq. You can also get an ice cream cake with no crunch, so you can substitute with mnms or the list provided above.
Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup
Butterfinger
Heath
M&M’s
Banana Split
Hawaiian
Tropical.
I don’t recommend banana split, tropical or Hawaiian.
Gayle
I have celiac disease and would also caution anyone who has celiac that eating from any restaurant is always a big risk. I don’t eat out – just not worth it. Most restaurants don’t have in place cross contamination procedures that are followed strictly. And, many times people who just eat gluten free for the heck of it don’t react to foods that are cross contaminated, so when those of us with celiac disease request gluten free foods they don’t take the request seriously. For celiacs gluten causes an inflammatory response which will last long after the stomach problems, headaches, dizziness, etc. But… thanks for the information. I can’t use it, however, people who eat gluten free for non-allergy and intolerance reasons will benefit greatly!
Adam Bryan
Thanks for stopping by the site either way Gayle. Greatly appreciated 🙂
Bill
Interesting that you can’t have McDonalds Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup McFlurry but can have the DQ Blizzard. What the thought on this?
Jacqueline
I was also told by my nutritionist that mcdonalds soft serve was not gluten free, but yet burger kings is ok
Cha
McDonald’s told me their soft serve was not gluten free.
Merrick
Does anyone know if the ice cream cakes just the regular ones not the blizzard ones contain gluten?
jayme
Yeah they contain gluten they have normal cake layers with the ice cream that are not gluten free….unless it says gluten free on the box its not worth the risk…
Sally Selman
I am recent diagnosed with celiac and I am now trying to figure out what and what not to eat. I have never had any intestinal issues, my reaction is major swelling of lower legs, ankles & feet. Coming on within 4 hours of eating glutens and lasting 4-5 days. Am I also suffering the intestinal damage but not “feeling” it? With a blood number of 133, I guess I should be worried…?
Carol
Sally, you should really consult with your Gastroenolist. I was diagnosed in June, 2014 and am still learning. If an item does not have the words gluten free or gf do not buy it. Always have a deli clean their equipment before slicing your meat and always ask if it is gf. No processed foods. I know what you are going through but it does get easier. Be very vigilant. Good luck
Andrea
Does anyone know if the icing on the cakes is gluten free?
Jasmine
All of their ice cream contain wheat as a thickener
Michele
If French fries are fried in a shared fryer they are absolutely not gluten free!
Wanda
Reees peanut butter cups are NOT gluten free
Marci
Hershey company states on their website that reeses peanut butter cups are free of gluten