With the holiday period underway, Dairy Queen is celebrating the profitability of two festive frozen desserts to its menu.

Available now, the restaurant chain says, are the Peppermint warm Cocoa Blizzard and DQ Frozen warm Chocolate.

The Peppermint warm Cocoa Blizzard, which is DQ’s December Blizzard of the Month, and the Frozen warm Chocolate treat provide customers the familiar flavor of a cocoa drink with a twist – they are frozen.

Both items will only be available for a limited period at participating locations across the country, the business said.

Here is a closer look at the two returning holiday treats at Dairy Queen.  

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DQ’s Peppermint warm Cocoa Blizzard nutritional information 

Peppermint is a perfect holiday flavor and this limited-period Blizzard is made with “peppermint candy cane pieces, choco chunks and cozy cocoa fudge blended with our globe-famous soft serve, garnished with whipped topping and candy cane sprinkles,” according to Dairy Queen’s online menu.

Here are nutrition details on Dairy Queen’s Peppermint warm Cocoa Blizzard (medium size), according to the restaurant chain (percentage of daily values are based on a 2,000-calorie diet):

• Protein: 17 g (26%)
• Calories: 1,000 (50%)
• Total fat: 35 g (23%)
• Total carbohydrates: 160 g (58.2%)

Dairy Queen menu: Frozen warm Chocolate nutritional information 

To transform warm chocolate into Frozen warm Chocolate, Dairy Queen blends warm cocoa fudge with “DQ globe-famous vanilla soft serve and signature Misty Slush, garnished with a whipped topping and a chocolatey drizzle,” the business said. 

Here are nutrition details on Dairy Queen’s Frozen warm Chocolate (medium size), according to the restaurant chain (percentage of daily values are based on a 2,000-calorie diet):

• Protein: 13 g (26%)
• Calories: 810 (48.7%)
• Total fat: 38 g (23%)
• Total carbohydrates: 111 g (40.3%)

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