Dairy Queen Is Giving Out Free Dilly Bars to Celebrate National Ice Cream Day

The sweet treats are available to redeem on the Dairy Queen App

Dairy Queen has the most "dilly-lightful" way to beat the heat this National Ice Cream Day.

On Sunday, July 21, ice cream fans can get a free Dilly Bar at any participating Dairy Queen where Dilly Bars are available for purchase.

Made with world-famous DQ vanilla soft serve and covered in chocolate coating, Dilly Bars are a refreshing sweet treat for the summertime.

To scoop your free Dilly Bar, customers must download the DQ app and become a DQ Rewards member. From there, fans can redeem the Dilly Bar with any DQ Rewards order of $1 or more.

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Along with the Dilly Bar, there are plenty of desserts to indulge in. The ice cream chain previously announced three new Blizzard flavors ahead of the summer.

The Peanut Butter Cookie Dough Party Blizzard consists of chocolate chip cookie dough, peanut butter pieces and rainbow sprinkles mixed into the signature soft serve.

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The Picnic Peach Cobbler Blizzard is a new spin on a classic dessert. It's just like a frozen peach cobbler, blending soft serve ice cream with peaches and pieces of cobbler.

The Ultimate Cookie Blizzard is a triple threat, mixing Oreos, Chips Ahoy and Nutter Butter into the soft serve dessert.

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A confetti cake-dipped ice cream cone was also introduced to the menu this year.

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The signature soft-serve ice cream is dipped into a colorful confetti-cake flavored "cone coating filled with confetti pieces," making for a vibrant combination of two beloved desserts.

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