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Dairy Queen
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First Dairy Queen store opens in Joliet, Illinois
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Dairy Queen original sign
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Dairy Queen reaches 10 stores
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Dairy Queen has over 100 stores
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Dairy Queen introduces malts and shakes to the menu
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Dairy Queen has over 1,446 stores
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The Infamous Banana Split Came to The Menu
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First Dairy Queen in Canada
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Dairy Queen has over 2,600 stores international
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Dilly Bar comes into view
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The Dairy Queen (/Brazier) concept is introduced.
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The Dairy Queen (/Brazier) meal items are debuted.
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Mr.Misty slushes are slurped up by the hundreds
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(Main)International Dairy Queen, Inc. (IDQ) is formed.
A Main Event -
169 million times in one week, the first DQ radio advertisement message is broadcast
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First commercial advertisement for Dairy Queen aired titled “Live a Little”.
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The Buster Bar crashes through to the menu.
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The Blizzard: Hot Fudge Brownie Delight comes to DQ stores
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"Dennis the Menace" becomes spokes character for DQ
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First Dairy Queen store in Japan opens
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Say "Scrumpdillyishus" and get a Peanut Buster Parfait for fifty cents.
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The DQ system debuts in the Middle East
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We Treat You Right slogan is debuted
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More than 175 million Blizzard Flavor Treats sold in its first year.
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Dairy Queen ranked America's number one treat chain.
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DQ se abre en México
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DQ Treatzza Pizza and the Chicken Strip Basket debut
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Chocolate Rock Blizzard is introduced.
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Pecan Mudslide makes its debut.
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Worlds largest ice cream blizzard weighs in at 5,316.6 pounds
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The S'more Galore Parfait makes its debut.
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Crispy Chicken Salad is introduced.
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The first DQ Grill & Chill restaurant opens in Chattanooga, Tenn.
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The Blizzard of the Month Program kicks off.
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The MooLatte Beverage line debuts in Mocha, Vanilla and Caramel flavors
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The record is broken on June 21, when a new World's Largest Blizzard Treat was built in Springfield, Mass. It weighed 8,224.85 pounds and was 22-feet tall.
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GrillBurgers were introduced to consumers on national TV.
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The record is broken on June 21, when a new World's Largest Blizzard Treat was built in Springfield, Mass. It weighed 8,224.85 pounds and was 22-feet tall.