Dairy Queen Red Velvet Cake Blizzard
Red velvet cake pieces and cream cheese frosting
The overall flavor is great too. It's authentic, pleasant, and distinct but not too strong. Like any good blizzard, it tastes like it's name sake, I taste fresh cake here and I'm digging it. Note, I said cake, and not cake flavor or cake batter flavor. Even the cream cheese frosting is subtle. I get that sweet frosting vibe with a hint of cheese, but it's respectful and lets the soft-serve do it's thing.
Nice job DQ, I have no problem recommending that you take your special someone out for this treat (and if you happen to try it with chocolate chips, let me know how it goes!)
2024 thoughts: it's a pretty blizzard when you first get it (since the red velvet has only dyed some of the softserve), but it needs a little extra kick. Before I said it needed chocolate chips, but now I am wondering if cheesecake bites my spice this one up.
Verdict? Well done
Buy Again? Yup
Verdict? Well done
Buy Again? Yup
I love this blizzard. It is one of the only things I have been able to eat since having my wisdom teeth pulled. AWESOME! :D
ReplyDeleteThe tangy cream cheese flavor was pretty assertive in my Blizzard, in a good way. I wish there were bigger cake pieces left, I only had 3 tiny ones (I split with my daughter and don't know if she had any) and the rest was pulverized. I added some of these: http://www.kingarthurflour.com/shop/items/guittard-bittersweet-chocolate-sprinkles-6-oz . Best sprinkles ever!
ReplyDeleteWhen I called last week to get a Red Velvet Blizzard Cake, they told me lots of the DQs were out of the cake pieces. I ended up finding one with some left. Definitely worth the trouble. A layer of cake pieces in the middle and a bunch on top (if no message is requested.) Even better than Ben & Jerry's Red Velvet if you ask me.
ReplyDelete@Serena: hope you feel better!
ReplyDelete@SM: sprinkles make everything better!
@Josh: oh man, does that sound good!