Dairy Queen Allergen Menu & Filter
Tick the allergens you need to avoid and see which Dairy Queen items don't list them. Covers the 9 major U.S. allergens across the whole menu.
Avoid:
Items without your allergens
How common each allergen is at DQ
Share of the 112 items on our Dairy Queen menu that list each allergen as an ingredient (not counting “may contain”).
| Allergen | Items | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Milk | 87 | 77% |
| Egg | 33 | 29% |
| Wheat | 63 | 56% |
| Soy | 71 | 63% |
| Peanut | 8 | 7% |
| Tree nuts | 3 | 2% |
| Fish | 1 | 0% |
| Sesame | 20 | 17% |
How to use the allergen filter
- Tick the allergens to avoid. You can pick more than one.
- Choose how strict to be. Hide 'may contain' items too for the safest list.
- Check in the store. Confirm with staff before ordering.
What 'may contain' means
Dairy Queen marks some allergens in brackets in its table, meaning the item may contain it or is made near it. Our strict mode hides those items too.
Items we flag as unknown
If DQ's own table has no allergen data for an item that clearly should have some, we mark it 'unknown' and never show it as safe.
Allergen questions
Where does this allergen information come from?
From Dairy Queen's published U.S. nutrition and allergen tables (treats updated Sep 3, 2026). We show the allergens exactly as DQ lists them and flag any rows where DQ's table is blank or broken.
Is anything at Dairy Queen safe for a milk allergy?
Very little. Almost every treat contains milk. A few drinks like Misty Slush and some sides like fries are listed without milk, but shared equipment means cross-contact is possible. Ask the store before ordering.
Are Dairy Queen fries gluten-free?
DQ's table doesn't list wheat for fries, but they are often cooked in shared fryers with breaded items. Dairy Queen doesn't call any item gluten-free, so people with celiac disease should be careful.
Which Dairy Queen items have peanuts?
8 items on our menu list peanuts, including Reese's and peanut butter treats, the Peanut Buster Parfait and Buster Bars. Many more 'may contain' nuts because toppings are shared.
Can I trust this filter for a serious allergy?
Use it as a starting point only. Recipes and suppliers change, and every store shares equipment. Always ask the store and read the latest information from Dairy Queen before ordering.