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Dairy Queen Smoothie Boosts and Add-ins: menu nutrition and allergens

Values converted by script from official files; text drafted with AI assistance From Dairy Queen’s nutrition information Data dated August 26, 2024 and September 2020 Last checked How pages are made
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Dairy Queen lists 5 items under Smoothie Boosts and Add-ins. Across every size, the lowest in calories is the Antioxidant Boost at 20 and the highest is the Add A Banana (XLarge) at 70.

Dairy Queen’s nutrition information is dated August 26, 2024 and September 2020. It is the latest the chain publishes, so newer or changed recipes may differ.

DQ's "Supplemental Facts" table: boosts and banana for smoothies.

At each item’s first listed size, the most protein is in the Protein Boost (12 g). For the whole menu ranked, see high-protein items at Dairy Queen and low-calorie items at Dairy Queen.

Nutrition for every item

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calories
Dairy Queen Smoothie Boosts and Add-ins: calories and nutrients per serving
Add A BananaSmall25–7074
Antioxidant Boost205
Energy Boost205
Protein Boost501290
Vitamin C Boost205

Calories show the range across sizes; the other columns are for the size named under the item. A blank cell means Dairy Queen does not publish that value. Each item’s page has every size and the full nutrition facts with % Daily Value, plus allergens; or see the Dairy Queen allergen menu. The calorie filter uses the largest size. To add up a whole order, use the Dairy Queen nutrition calculator.

Allergens in Dairy Queen Smoothie Boosts and Add-ins

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Allergens Dairy Queen reports for each item
ItemMilkEggFishShellfishTree nutsPeanutsWheatSoySesame
Add A Banana
Antioxidant Boost
Energy Boost
Protein BoostYesYes
Vitamin C Boost

“Yes” means Dairy Queen lists the allergen as an ingredient. A blank cell means the allergen is not listed for the item, which is not a guarantee it is absent. Filtering also hides items that are not in the allergen guide.

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Sources

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    Dairy Queen, Dairy Queen Nutrition and Allergen Information: Treats Covers nutrition, allergens and menu · Current as of September 3, 2026 · Checked 8 Oct 2026
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    Dairy Queen, Dairy Queen Nutrition and Allergen Information: Food & Treats Covers nutrition, allergens and menu · Current as of August 26, 2024 · Checked 8 Oct 2026
  3. 3
    Dairy Queen, Dairy Queen Nutrition and Allergen Information: Breakfast Covers nutrition, allergens and menu · Current as of September 2020 · Checked 8 Oct 2026

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