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Low Calorie Dairy Queen Menu (US)

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Low calorie Dairy Queen: a Kids' Vanilla Cone has 160 calories for $2.49 and a single Original Cheeseburger 370, and 10 food items and treats stay at 400 calories or less. At DQ the size decides almost everything: a Mini Blizzard has 330 calories, a Large 1,050.

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Low calorie treats: size first

Every DQ treat comes in several sizes, and the smallest one is the easiest way to cut calories without giving up the treat. A Kids' Cone (160) or Kids' Dipped Cone (200) is a third of a Medium Blizzard; a Small Hot Fudge Sundae has 300. Skip the malt and the extra toppings — each adds to the count.

Low calorie food at Dairy Queen

  • Single Original Cheeseburger: 370 calories, 17 g protein, $4.19.
  • Classic Hot Dog: 330 calories for $3.49.
  • Kids' fries instead of regular: 170 against 280 calories.
  • Avoid the baskets if you count calories: the 4-Piece Chicken Strip Basket has 1,020.

Full nutrition and allergens: Dairy Queen nutrition.

Low Calorie items with prices

Median in-restaurant prices from Dairy Queen's own dairyqueen.com pickup menus at 15 US restaurants (October 27, 2026), before tax. Calories from Dairy Queen US.
Menu itemIn restaurantRestaurant rangeCalories
Fries (Kids)$2.49$1.99 – $2.89170
Kids' Chicken Strips Meal$6.29$4.99 – $7.49240
Fries (Regular)$3.69$2.99 – $3.99280
Onion Rings (Regular)$4.29$4.29290
OREO Blizzard Treat (Mini)$4.59$3.99 – $6.69330
Classic Hot Dog$3.49$2.99 – $3.99330
Pretzel Sticks with Zesty Queso$3.64$3.29 – $4.29330
Kids' Hot Dog Meal$6.29$4.99 – $7.49330
Kids' Hamburger Meal$6.29$4.99 – $7.49340
Original Cheeseburger Stackburger (Single)$4.19$3.19 – $4.99370

Nutrition

Source: Dairy Queen US nutrition information for the standard recipe. Customizations change these values.
ItemCaloriesProteinFatCarbsSodium
Fries (Kids)1703 g8 g23 g370 mg
Kids' Chicken Strips Meal240— g— g— g— mg
Fries (Regular)2805 g13 g36 g590 mg
Onion Rings (Regular)2905 g13 g39 g680 mg
OREO Blizzard Treat (Mini)330— g— g— g— mg
Classic Hot Dog33012 g19 g25 g820 mg
Pretzel Sticks with Zesty Queso3309 g9 g49 g2170 mg
Kids' Hot Dog Meal330— g— g— g— mg
Kids' Hamburger Meal340— g— g— g— mg
Original Cheeseburger Stackburger (Single)37017 g18 g37 g1120 mg

Meals under 600 calories

A light main with a low-calorie side, sorted by protein so you still feel full. Add water, a zero-sugar drink, tea or black coffee.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the lowest calorie item at Dairy Queen?

Among treats, the Kids' Vanilla Cone (160 calories). Among food, kids' fries (170) and the Classic Hot Dog (330).

What is the lowest calorie Blizzard?

A Mini: 330 calories for the OREO Blizzard. Fruit and candy-free flavors are lower than cookie dough or brownie.

How many calories are in a small DQ cone?

220 for a Small Vanilla Cone, 320 with the chocolate dip.

Is a sundae lower in calories than a Blizzard?

Yes, size for size: a Small Hot Fudge Sundae has 300 calories against 600 for a Small OREO Blizzard.

Is there a healthy meal at Dairy Queen?

A single cheeseburger with kids' fries comes to about 540 calories — less than half of a Chicken Strip Basket.

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