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Atlanta Dining Deal: Get a free frappe today from this popular chain restaurant

Drink up! Get a free frappe today at Dairy Queen. Photo credit: Pierson Grant Public Relations.

Credit: Carolyn Desalu

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Drink up! Get a free frappe today at Dairy Queen. Photo credit: Pierson Grant Public Relations.

By Carolyn Desalu

Sept 6, 2016

In case you need a pick-me-up after all your holiday weekend revelry, here's an opportunity to kick back with a free cool drink.

To celebrate the unofficial end of summer, Dairy Queen will officially give guests one free small Ultimate Oreo Frappé from 2-5 p.m. today. The cool drink is a combination of coffee, ice and Oreo cookie pieces blended with a signature vanilla soft serve ice cream. To finish, a whipped topping and Oreo cookie pieces are added. Offer valid at participating locations. Limit one per person.

Various locations. dairyqueen.com.

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