Can anyone beat a $1.09 Small Dairy Queen Cone?
That's right! $1.09 for a small DQ cone. And look at the size of that cone. It looks as big as their sign. It's not really, but it is easily as tall as some medium or even large cones in the Twin Cities metro area. It was a bit overly fluffed, not quite the right moisture content, but if the 2nd and 3rd visits give me a cone that has a bit more ice content, then this is a good contender for best cone in the DQ system for the price.
Small Vanilla Cone: $1.09
Medium: $1.59
Large: $1.99
Peanut Buster Parfait: $3.79
(Did you know that during August, the PBP is only $2.49 at all stores?)
I like this store, in part, because when you drive up is it surrounded by tall white tanks used for some unknown purpose. You'll see what I mean when you go there.
The White Bear Lake Dairy Queen also offers an individual sized DQ Cake which they call a cupcake. $2.99 for this one and is the same as their full sized cake, but to scale.
If this is your DQ of choice, I'd be interested in your feedback as to whether or not this should be the best DQ in the system, Was it just an off day that my cone was too fluffy?
2 comments:
I just got back from Minnesota last month (wrote a blog about it). Last time I went to a DQ in MN, I was 17. It was in Robbinsdale, I believe. I'll keep this list in mind when I go back. lol!
Thanks for stopping by the blog. I read your post, but did not read that you stopped by the DQ--If you went to Robbinsdale, you paid too much, by the way...
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