19-year-old who started working at her parents’ Dairy Queen when she was 8 years old becomes a viral star by revealing fascinating behind-the-scenes secrets about the fast-food chain
- Morgann Book, 19, has worked in her parents’ store for over 10 years
- In January 2020, she first began documenting her behind-the-scenes insights
- And the server, from Canada, has recently revealed even more hidden revelations
A teen who “grew up in a Dairy Queen” has become a TikTok star after sharing secrets about the popular fast food chain.
Morgann Book, from Canada, has been working in her parents’ store for over 10 years.
The now 19-year-old first began documenting her behind-the-scenes insights in January 2020 and has since built a loyal legion of over 2.8 million followers.
And she recently revealed even more hidden reveals, including how you can still get your old favorite Blizzards.
Morgann Book, from Canada, has worked in her parents’ Dairy Queen store for over 10 years
The now 19-year-old first began documenting her behind-the-scenes insights in January 2020 and has since built a loyal legion of over 2.8 million followers.
She recently revealed even more hidden revelations about some customer favorites, including old Blizzards
Morgann’s parents bought their first Dairy Queen location when she was just six years old.
And when she was eight years old, she and her brother started lending a hand by adding the spoons to Blizzards.
Tellingly, Morgann took a more formal position in the store around 12 p.m People: ‘We were always there 24/7. It was good. It was like a childhood dream – I loved it – it doesn’t matter if I was sweeping or cleaning.
Birthday cakes have always been Dairy Queen cakes. We lived, breathed and ate ice cream for years.’
Her friends had encouraged the server to start a dedicated TikTok account after her parents opened their new — and now only — store in Ancaster, Ontario.
She was hesitant at first, but one day she was encouraged by a colleague to film the making of a Dairy Queen cake and a Treatzza pizza.
Both videos went viral overnight and Morgann has since built a following of over 2.8 million users on the video-sharing platform.
One of the biggest secrets is how people can customize their own Blizzards, which means customers can recreate their old favorites.
Morgann’s parents bought their first Dairy Queen location when she was just six years old and a short time later she and her brother started lending a hand
Morgann took a more formal position at the store around 12 a.m., telling People: ‘We were always there 24/7’
Her friends had encouraged the server to start a special TikTok account after her parents opened their new — and now only — store in Ancaster, Ontario (pictured)
She was hesitant at first, but one day she was encouraged by a colleague to film the making of a Dairy Queen cake and a Treatzza pizza.
“We have a lot of the ingredients that used to be in the old Blizzards,” she told the publication.
“A lot of people come in and still order a bunch of tortoiseshell pecans, which wasn’t on the menu since before I was born, I think, but we still have all the ingredients for it.
“It’s turtles, pecans, caramel sauce, and cone dip.”
She said her own favorite classics are the s’mores Blizzard and the confetti cake Blizzard.
Morgann recently shared a video to announce that the s’mores Blizzard was back before recreating it with marshmallow chocolate chunks, marshmallow sauce, graham base, and graham crackers.
The social media star also shed light on the common misconception that a Blizzard is free if the employee doesn’t turn it upside down for the customer first.
Unfortunately, she said there’s some fine print to it and the promotion is only available at participating Dairy Queens.