Dairy Queen brings together two nostalgic flavors in this new July Blizzard

Happy always tastes good and Dairy Queen has a new summer Blizzard that is making everyone smile. Available now for a limited time, the July Blizzard of the Month is the Nestle Toll House Chocolate Chip Cookie Blizzard Treat. Is your red spoon ready?

Summer and Dairy Queen have always been a classic pairing. Whether it is the mid-afternoon treat that is that special splurge or the tasty dessert while watching the fireworks, that Blizzard just seems to be tastier on a warm summer day.

With the July Blizzard of the Month, the addition of the Nestle Toll House Chocolate Chip Cookie makes the frozen dessert even tastier. As one of the most iconic cookies, the Nestle Toll House Chocolate Chip Cookie might be the gold standard. Just like that recipe on the back of every bag, everyone knows that each bite will be as tasty as the last time.

Bringing together two classic desserts seems to hit the right sentiment for this summer. From the soft baked cookies to the creamy soft serve, it is a smile in every spoonful. Whether people are looking for the do-over summer, a return to a taste of nostalgia or just wanting to have fun, cookies and ice cream are that classic combination.

How does this summer Blizzard compare to the other Dairy Queen current offerings?

Previously, Dairy Queen announced several other limited time summertime treats. From the frosted animal cookie to the Girl Scout Thin Mints Blizzard, everyone was excited to see these special dessert offerings.

Comparing the July Blizzard of the month to the other flavor is not really a fair comparison. With the summer menu, the options are more over the top, bolder choices. The July flavor is more of a classic.

Truthfully, the choice might come down to personal preference. Sometimes there is that craving of nostalgia and other times there is a taste for indulgence. No matter the desire, Dairy Queen has everyone covered.

What is your favorite Dairy Queen Blizzard? Do you eat more Blizzards in the summertime?