BUSTER BAR DAIRY QUEEN WINDOWS

Her cake sales for Mother’s Day and Father’s Day were double a normal summer. Sales of Buster Bars, vanilla soft serve, fudge and peanuts on a stick have also been up, Fote said. It’s Dairy Queen ice cream treats across the board, Fote said. It’s not just Dilly Bars that are having a moment this summer. RELATED: Lil Jamaica brings colorful taste of the island to Green Bay with food truck, lounge

RELATED: You bet your buns Burger Fest's 200-pound burger tradition is still on It was kind of like they were afraid we were going to be out,” Fote said. People came to us and would buy two packs of Dilly Bars or four packs of Dilly Bars or a cake and two packs of Dilly Bars. “It was kind of like toilet paper is how I say it. Ridge Road in Ashwaubenon, 1500 Scheuring Road in De Pere and 2532 Glendale Ave. in Howard, as well as one in New London. It started in early April and hasn’t let up, said Terri Fote, who owns Dairy Queen Grill & Chill locations at 2240 S.

BUSTER BAR DAIRY QUEEN WINDOWS

The classic ice cream novelty dipped in chocolate, butterscotch or cherry coating has been flying out of local Dairy Queen drive-thru windows in numbers that far exceed a typical summer. In a summer that comes with a whole laundry list of things you can’t do, you can still put a smile on somebody’s face by handing them a Dilly Bar.ĭairy Queen and custard stands like Zesty's are reporting increased sales, but for many, there's something about a Dilly Bar that makes it a go-to treat during the pandemic. The Dairy Queen staple since 1955 has proven to be both nostalgia on a stick and essential comfort food as people look for little ways to treat themselves during the coronavirus pandemic.

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