Dairy Queen Canada Blizzards ranked for 2026, from OREO and SKOR to Royal Reese Brownie

Best Dairy Queen Blizzards Ranked (Canada 2026)

Best Dairy Queen Blizzards Ranked (Canada 2026)

The best Blizzard at Dairy Queen Canada in 2026 is the OREO Cookie Blizzard, the chain’s most ordered treat and the flavour every other Blizzard is judged against, typically priced from about CA$6.09 for a small at Canadian stores. But the Canadian Blizzard lineup runs deep, and depending on whether you want chocolate, candy, or something fruity, a different pick might be your perfect order.

This ranking covers the core Canadian flavours you will actually find on menus across the country, plus the limited time standouts worth grabbing before they disappear. Prices below reflect recent Canadian menu listings; exact numbers shift by location, so check the DQ Canada Blizzard menu for your store’s pricing.

1. OREO Cookie Blizzard

The king stays the king. OREO pieces blended into DQ’s vanilla soft serve is the most popular Blizzard in Canada, and for good reason: it is the perfect ratio of cookie crunch to creamy soft serve, and it never disappoints. If you are ordering for someone else and do not know what they like, this is the safe bet.

2. SKOR Blizzard

Selection of Dairy Queen Blizzard flavours available in Canada

SKOR candy pieces blended with fudge and soft serve is a distinctly Canadian favourite. The toffee crunch with ribbons of fudge gives it a deeper, more buttery flavour than most Blizzards. It is a classic that has earned its permanent menu spot.

3. Royal REESE Brownie Blizzard

REESE’s Peanut Butter Cups and chocolate brownies blended into soft serve, then filled with a peanut butter topping centre. The Royal line adds a molten core that takes the standard Reese’s Blizzard to another level. At around CA$7.06 to CA$9.36 depending on store and size, it costs a bit more than the classics, but the upgrade is real.

4. SMARTIES Blizzard

Another Canadian exclusive you will not find south of the border. SMARTIES candy pieces (the chocolate ones, not the American tablet candy) blended with chocolate sauce and soft serve. It is sweet, colourful, and a nostalgic pick for anyone who grew up in Canada.

5. Mint OREO Blizzard

OREO cookie pieces with creme de menthe mint topping. The cool mint flavour cuts through the richness of the soft serve, which makes this one of the most refreshing options on the menu. A strong pick in summer, and it never goes out of style.

6. Strawberry Cheesecake Blizzard

Real chunks of rich cheesecake and strawberries blended into vanilla soft serve. This is the fruitiest of the core lineup and the best option if you want something that does not taste like a candy bar. The cheesecake pieces give it a satisfying tang.

7. Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Blizzard

Cookie dough pieces blended with rich fudge and soft serve. It is a texture lover’s dream: chewy dough, smooth fudge, cold cream. Consistently one of the top sellers.

8. Choco Brownie Extreme Blizzard

Chewy brownie pieces, chocolate chunks, and cocoa fudge. If your motto is that there is no such thing as too much chocolate, this is your Blizzard. It is one of the richest options on the menu, so a Mini goes a long way.

9. Royal OREO Blizzard

The OREO Blizzard’s fancier sibling, with a fudge filled centre. Purists may say the original does not need improving, but the molten fudge core is hard to argue with.

10. Strawberry Mango Mochi Blizzard (Limited Time)

The standout from DQ Canada’s summer Blizzard Cup lineup: mango flavoured mochi pieces and strawberry topping blended into soft serve. The chewy mochi bits make it the most interesting texture in the whole lineup. It launched June 29, 2026, and as of fall it is still appearing on Canadian menus, so grab one while supplies last. Read our Blizzard menu guide for the latest on limited time flavours.

Honourable Mentions

The Cotton Candy Blizzard is a fun pick for kids, the S’mores Blizzard nails the campfire combo of marshmallow and graham, and the Mocha Brownie Mudslide (brownie pieces, chocolate chunks, and coffee) is the pick for coffee drinkers. This month’s Enchanted OREO Blizzard, with its purple ube swirl, earns a spot on the October menu too.

How We Ranked Them

This ranking weighs flavour balance, texture, availability across Canada, and value. Limited time flavours only make the list if they are confirmed available in Canada right now. Watch for DQ deals in the app, since Blizzard offers like BOGO deals and birthday rewards can make trying new flavours cheap, and the DQ coupons page tracks printable offers.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the most popular Blizzard flavour in Canada?

The OREO Cookie Blizzard is the most popular Blizzard at DQ Canada, and it is the chain’s top selling treat overall. SKOR and SMARTIES are the most popular Canadian exclusive flavours.

Which Blizzard flavours are exclusive to Canada?

SKOR and SMARTIES Blizzards are Canadian exclusives you will not find on US menus. The Smarties Blizzard uses the Canadian chocolate candy, not the American tablet candy of the same name.

How much does a Blizzard cost in Canada?

Recent Canadian menu listings show regular Blizzards starting around CA$6.09 to CA$7.49, with Royal Blizzards around CA$7.06 to CA$9.36, depending on size and store. Mini sizes are the cheapest option.

What is the best limited time Blizzard in Canada right now?

The Enchanted OREO Blizzard (October’s Blizzard of the Month) and the Strawberry Mango Mochi Blizzard from the summer Blizzard Cup lineup are the two limited time standouts currently confirmed on Canadian menus.

Flavours and prices vary by location. See the full DQ Canada Blizzard menu for your store’s current lineup.

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