Dairy Queen
Dairy Queen
Dairy Queen (pronounced: /ˈdeɪri ˈkwiːn/) is a popular American multinational chain of soft serve ice cream and fast-food restaurants. The company was founded on June 22, 1940, in Joliet, Illinois, United States.
Etymology
The name "Dairy Queen" is a combination of the words "dairy" and "queen". The term "dairy" refers to food produced from the milk of mammals, while "queen" is a term often used to denote something that is the best or most important of its kind. The name was chosen to reflect the company's focus on dairy products and its aim to be the best in the industry.
Related Terms
- Soft serve: A type of ice cream that is softer than regular ice cream. Dairy Queen is known for its signature soft serve ice cream.
- Fast-food restaurant: A type of restaurant that serves food quickly. Dairy Queen is a fast-food restaurant chain.
- Multinational corporation: A corporation that operates in multiple countries. Dairy Queen is a multinational corporation with locations around the world.
- Joliet, Illinois: The city where Dairy Queen was founded.
See Also
External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on Dairy Queen
- Wikipedia's article - Dairy Queen
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