Moorhead Dairy Queen Kicks Off Ice Cream Season

0:00In Durham, it's March 1st, and here's what is going on. In the middle of a chilly Minnesota winter, the 77-year-old dairy queen in Moorhead opened its walk-up window on March 1st, drawing huge. Kraus, despite single-digit temperatures, this annual tradition kicks off ice-cream season no matter the weather, with locals lining up for treats like blizzards, even in snow or sub-zero cold. People bundled in heavy coats and snow gear, waited patiently, some arriving before 7am for first inline bragging rights, turning the event. Into a community celebration, the signal springs arrival. The spot stands out with unique offerings not found at other locations, including discontinued blizzard flavors, chocolate-malted pops called Mr. Bring. Maltese, curly shakes, and chocolate dip frozen bananas known as monkey tails. Others emphasize old-school customer service without apps or kiosks, fostering a sense of unity and normalcy for families amid uncertain times. D&N is brought to you by our sponsor.

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