Dairy Queen Gets Endorsements from Beauty Queens

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Winners of the Binibining Pilipinas beauty pageant namely: Bb. Pilipinas Universe, Pia Wurtbach; Bb. Pilipinas International, Janicel Lubina; Bb. Pilipinas Supranational, Ms. Rogelie Catacutan, Bb. Pilipinas Intercontinental, Cristi McGarry; and Bb. Pilipinas-tourism, Lorraine Golis, are the current endorsers of Dairy Queen, the ice cream that we all associate with the iconic word 'blizzard.'  Blizzard is served upside down to prove the consistency of its components.    I remember that I consider eating Dairy Queen as a treat, it's not the ordinary run-of-the-mill ice cream.  It's more expensive yet, many times more delicious than most ice creams we all have gotten used to.   



Pia and her entourage also are featured in the first thematic television commercial of Dairy Queen.  Incidentally, Dairy Queen International celebrated its 75th anniversary on June 23, 2015.  Imagine that, little do we know that Dairy Queen has already been around for 75 years, providing us quality ice cream.




According to the beauty queens, they had fun in creating the TV commercial which was the first experience for some of them.  They expressed their gratitude to the COO of Pizza Hut, Teck Huak Lim, for giving them the opportunity to endorse one of the products that they absolutely believe in.  They said that Dairy Queen is one ice cream that they will not hesitate in endorsing because of its really a good ice cream and a good product.




When asked how shooting the commercial was for them, all of them were unanimous in saying that the experience was fun and the production staff were very helpful and supportive in their needs while shooting the commercial.  Their experiences during the shooting of the commercial will be one of the moments that they will cherish in their entire life.

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