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Good news for ice cream lovers! Dairy Queen is giving away free soft-serve ice cream to mark the first day of Spring. This year, the company's annual Free Cone Day falls on Thursday, March 20.

There's no celebration for the first day of spring quite like Dairy Queen's annual Free Cone Day. The fast food chain is kicking off the season by offering customers one free small vanilla cone.

On March 20, participating DQ locations across the country will offer a free small vanilla soft-serve cone to customers, marking the annual Free Cone Day celebration. Locals in Kelowna and West ...

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There's nothing like a free ice cream cone to ring in the first day of spring. Dairy Queen's popular free cone day is back Thursday. Here's everything to know about the tasty occasion ...

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One of the sweetest days of the year comes as spring begins: Free Cone Day. The annual day from Dairy Queen, which coincides with the first day of spring, or the spring equinox, takes place for ...

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